This may become the mother of all sucker rallies as Q12009 is still very far away. But then it's gonna be a sledgehammer blow after another, Q1, Q2, Q3...down down down.
Fear of Depression vs. Fear of Missing the Rally [View article]
Q3 results show nothing, everything is cooling down in one big freeze, Q4, Q1/09, Q2/09 are going to be deep frozen. We will plunge significantly below the dotcom burst bottoms. We're headed straight to hell.
The real recession begun in January 2006 when dollar dropped off the cliff. It's remarkable how the equity markets were prepped up for another 22 months after that.
The real bottom is somewhere way below the 2002 bottoms, that time only dotcoms were affected, now the whole economy is hurting, from banks to consumers and everything between.
SPX fair value is around 1050 which is still ahead, I believe we will rally to MA50 territory 1150-1200, even a peek through is very possible as SPX yields double the fed rate (3% vs 1,5%). Anything higher than SPX 1300 and it's time to consider selling.
However the yield is great (even factoring in possible slowdown in the next 9 months) and I doubt we're going to ever drop much below last friday's lows, so those few lucky ones who had the cojones to buy then might consider holding for life.
Stocks will continue going down because I want to buy lower. It's not good enough that stocks are good value right now, they must be of fantastical value in order to make a killing in the next 25 years. Please sell everything MOO on monday morning (Market On Open).
Indeed, even permabulls are questioning analysts' calls for 100+ earnings next year now that unemployment has begun going up. Unemployment + exploding mortgage payments + exploding maxed out credit = things are only starting to get nasty. The worst is not repeat NOT behind us.
First it was mortgages only, now it's everything plus the rest of the world combined...
Ongoing Observations on NYSE Volume [View article]
But it cannot last, unless the market throws any kind of valuations and long term profit calculations out the window.
Measured by earnings as reported, P/E of S&P 500 is over 60 already...
online.barrons.com/pub...
Bears Have Rallies Too [View article]
Fear of Depression vs. Fear of Missing the Rally [View article]
The Big Spending Fade Rolls On [View article]
The real bottom is somewhere way below the 2002 bottoms, that time only dotcoms were affected, now the whole economy is hurting, from banks to consumers and everything between.
Are More Big Falls Ahead? [View article]
However the yield is great (even factoring in possible slowdown in the next 9 months) and I doubt we're going to ever drop much below last friday's lows, so those few lucky ones who had the cojones to buy then might consider holding for life.
5 Reasons Stocks Will Keep Falling [View article]
Expect the Real Rally by Mid-2009 [View article]
First it was mortgages only, now it's everything plus the rest of the world combined...
The Long Case for U.S. Equities [View article]
Don’t Worry About a Return to ‘70s Stagflation [View article]
US bond yields are a joke.