Jeez

Faber, Rogers, Dent and Celente: Collapse Dead Ahead

"He said, he said and he said" - Great analysis!

The Rally, When It Comes, Will Be a Doozy

Exactly my sentiments. There is no reason in the world why the sidelined money MUST get back in. The whole article is based on the premise that there is some natural law that says they must get back into the equity markets. Why not preferred or debt or bonds or commodities or FDIC backed paper.... Why must it be banks and GE and GM ?

AND the graphs are deceptive - they are percentage of S&P market cap. Well the graph will shoot up (actually double) just because "S&P market cap" is 50% down with any increase of $ being sidelined! So much for doozy fantasy....


On Mar 06 04:51 PM mr freddo wrote:

> This is a once in a century event so I don't believe that looking
> at cash levels is a reliable indicator of a rally. Any cash that
> is sitting on the sidelines at this point is damn happy and lucky
> to be their instead of riding out the equity debacle like a great
> deal of net worth is doing these days.
>
> That cash sitting out there has only one thing to fear right now
> and that's inflation. Look for some of that conservative cash to
> move into gold later on this year when inflation starts to roar.