Veneratio

Five Reasons the Market Could Crash This Fall

It amazes me how foolish some people are. I agree that a correction is due but a 50% correction to March lows?! I'll take that bet. Have fun losing your shirt.


On Aug 04 11:55 AM doubleshortetf wrote:

> Why we're near the very top:
>
> 1. Goes up on bad news/numbers from MSFT, AMZN, AXP's poor numbers
> results couple of weeks ago.
>
> 2. The investment gurus and analysts who got blind sided by last
> fall's fall and March low (boy weren't they pessimistic) are now
> in unison as bullish as ever, even with heck of a run since March.
>
>
> 3. Bears are hiding and appear to be capitulating on short covering.
> One can say the bears were "early" smart money.
>
> 4. Russell 2k has been on a tear. Speculation or back to halcyon
> days are back?
>
> 5. CNBC has special on Dow 9k and Cramer is pounding the table with
> buys and the lemming retail and professional investors are piling
> in. So much for the lows we had in Oct/Nov and March.
>
> 6. And even Barron's sounding bullish sans Abelson?
>
> 7. Historically Sept is the worst month followed by Oct. Just around
> the corner.
>
> My 2-cents is that we'll see 50% retracement to March low in Sept/Oct.

Now, Questions About BIDZ.Com's Auditors

Why aren't you short then, Sam...?

Ctrip: High Hopes, High Valuation, High Chance of Failure

Can you please explain why you don't have a short position...?

The Deceitful Practice of Window Dressing: Why Has the SEC Done Nothing About It?

While I agree with your article, it would really help if you could provide evidence. Specific examples of stocks that have been manipulated via window dressing.

The Worst Case Scenario (Someone Has to Say It)

Conforming to non-conformity is a foolish move.

I regret wasting my time reading this article.

Sell in May and go away? Bespoke, Barron's, MarketWatch, Citywire, J Clinton Hill, Motley Fool, Prieur du Plessis, Investors Chronicle, ShareCast

You're honestly going to include the Motley Fool amongst that list...? They are about as credible as my cousin's grandfather's great grand son who is 6 years old.

Guns: One of America's Last Growth Industries

Ahhhhh. I don't understand! Why do so many people misspell the word "lose" ?!?! Honestly, I have seen this word misspelled more times on the internet than I can count with a calculator. Makes absolutely no sense.


On Apr 29 05:27 PM Lee Eugene Munson wrote:

> I would be looking at a possible short here once the traders loose
> interest in this fad. You will see the warning signs by tracking
> new permit applications. This seems played out, but I wish I owned
> them!!!

Snap-On: The Future Looks Promising

One question...

Why aren't you personally invested in Snap-On?

What GM Can Learn from NVR's Chapter 11

Is there not a good chance that GM will simply reissue new equity when they reemerge, wiping out old shareholders...?

7 Small Cap Water Infrastructure Plays for the Stimulus Package

Why don't you own any of these companies if you see so much potential...? What's holding you back?

Bridgford Foods Annual Shareholders Meeting: Business Continues to Grow

Any reason for huge pop on Thursday...?

Technicals: Where Is the Pullback? What Pullback?

Does anyone else notice how blatantly biased Durden is? I appreciate your analysis and you are a great writer... but you are allowing your biased to cloud your judgment. In essence, making you worthless as an analyst. You have to learn how to analyze the market... not the economy. Because if the last few months have showed us anything, they do NOT always move in correlation. Quite the contrary in fact. Those who understand this can position themselves to make a killing. Those who don't... No offense, but like yourself... may in fact be right long term, but they will not make nearly as much.

Flame away.

The Week That Actually Was (Not as the Market and Media Would Have You Believe)

"Caveat emptor on any February data point that is seasonally adjusted at a time of the year when winter weather typically forces most of the country into hibernation. This was no ordinary February. At an average of 37 degrees (F), the month was two degrees warmer than a year ago and four degrees balmier than two years ago."

Honestly? Durable goods are often planned purchases. Do you honestly believe I would withhold making a purchase because it was 35 degrees and not 37?

The rest of your analysis was excellent, but your rant about temperatures show your obvious bias towards the downside. You are allowing it to cloud your judgment.

Bridgford Foods Annual Shareholders Meeting: Business Continues to Grow

Hey Mark,

Thanks for the review, I found it very insightful. If you don't mind me asking, what price did you buy in at? Looking at the average daily volume, I'm assuming the directors own a significant portion of the stock. Don't you feel this will restrict its future gains?

I would appreciate your thoughts. Thanks, Mark

- Ven

Helicopter Ben Turns into Ballistic Missile

China buys U.S. treasuries(Dollar denominated) with Renminbi. Thus, this requires them to exchange Renminbi for U.S. Dollars, which causes the U.S. dollar to appreciate... Aka, fight inflation, not fuel it.


On Mar 18 10:16 PM User 377624 wrote:

> If the Communists hand over their dollars, that would contribute
> to dollar inflation.
>
> On Mar 18 06:12 PM Veneratio wrote: