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Just Another Bear Rally?

Still with the bear market rally talk? Give it up already.

Equities Are Likely Heading Lower: Resist the Temptation to Short Them

Got to love a mindless article like this. Don't short but don't go long. What a waste.

Will Banks Lead the Way to 1929 Crash Part II?

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On Apr 15 09:58 PM Repsonsible Citizen wrote:

> Look guys this Cetin Kid is probably a 20 year college kid living
> at home , with Mom , Probably doesnt even have his own car, let a
> alone a job
> To him a guy who unlikely will ever have a job , They dont matter
> , just so he can post on face book the world is peachy , Lets just
> hope Moms house is paid for or she doesnt lose her job or our friend
> Cetin will be living on the street, I wonder if they have wireless
> at his local Homeless shelter?

Will Banks Lead the Way to 1929 Crash Part II?

Goldman's surprise was all about trading profits.....Ahhh, trading profits are always a huge part of the financial companies profits....hahaha...do your homework my man.

Its funny how everyone on this site (except for Cetin) want to cry an cry that the market will soon fall. The fact of the matter is if you were on the sidelines you missed a huge rally and stand to miss more. If you cry wolf enough, you will be right at some point but if you miss a huge rally in the mean time you did yourself no justice. To those of you out there on the fence, I'm long this market and you should feel comfortable buying on dips (which are hard to come by right now).

Lets do this people...


On Apr 15 08:07 PM Rainmon wrote:

> Wall street trades on future earnings, but how far out are the bulls
> looking is the question? Plus so much money is on the sideline and
> panic buying has been going on the last 5 weeks, it is mania on the
> buy side now. Goldman's surprise was all about trading profits and
> nothing to do with banking fundamentals, when JPM reports and we
> get the bulk of earning reports soon, reality will start to set and
> this half full glass theory will be revealed for what it is, so much
> cheer leading and positive thinking (not to be confused with honest
> thinking).

Rare Market Indicator Sighting: T2108 Over 90%

Excellent, excellent article. Very good analysis. I would be careful when you say "stubbornly bearish." As a trader you must be able to switch your footing and switch your beliefs when new information comes to light. From my interpretation of your article, your indicators are screaming bull. If you remain bearish for a September fall, you will miss out on the rally.

Cramer's Call: Another Rally Top Indicator?

Well here we are. Hindsight is always 20/20 and Cramer puts his n*ts on the line every night to make recommendations on the market and make stock picks. I hate to tell you guys this but he called the bottom on the very first day the market was up and that was around 6500. If you listened and bought you would have made upwards of 20% right now.Good point to remember....."don't hate the player, hate the game." Cramer rules.


On Apr 10 04:43 AM Fighting Yoda wrote:

> Doing opposite of Cramer is a good strategy.

The Worst Isn't Over Yet

Who cares about wit?


On Apr 03 11:00 PM Child Psychiatrist wrote:

> We like Macro Man as Macro Man is one the few bloggers on these paged
> to ever admit that not every trade is a ten-bagger. Preservation
> of capital remains the key. Although one must never get married to
> an idea in the short term, I think he misses Macro Man's wit.

The Worst Isn't Over Yet

Unfortunately, for as smart as everyone seems to be on this site...those posting on this article seem to be making a "basic" mistake. NEVER get married to a belief, a position or a stock. The market has changed, its in bull mode now, lets all face it and make some money. I hope I don't need to tell you all to buy on the dips but after reading your responses I thought I'd remind you. I have to admit, the one question mark left is the commercial real estate market but for me that's not enough to stay away.