What do I know?

Dow Theory Revisited

sounds awfully optimistic given that it's just a numbers theory.

Libor Jump Means More Pain for Financials

I'm a fan of SKF, too. But I'm nervous that all this market nonsense will continue until my SKF is virtually worthless. It makes no sense to me, but this feels like a prolonged rally of sorts, although not a rocket. I just can't see how the market is going up under such circumstances.

The Treasury, Fed and Bankers Are Setting the Bull Traps

My wife is scoffing at the markets as well. Perhaps we could start a "'Wives' Who Don't Track the Markets' Market Report."

America's On Sale - and the World's Buying

I have to agree with Wakeup. This article is way below SA's usual standards. Who is this author? It does read like a college term paper.

Why Yesterday's Optimism Wasn't Warranted

I'm a real bear at this point. I can't see how the stock market can keep going up in any short term horizon. What's the good news? But I'm stymied by this, the old saying: "Don't fight the Fed" when it comes to investing. To me, Wall St. is mainly a confidence/shell game. And yet it seems that the Wall St. Wunderboyz keep pulling crap out of their hats and we're all buying it. But once again, I come to the oft prudent warning about fighting the Fed. What do you all think?