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Thursday Outlook: Commodities, Global Markets

David, thanks for your work. Our thoughts are with your family.

Wednesday Outlook: Commodities, Global Markets

David, thanks for your work during these difficult times. Best wishes to the family on truly very positive news.

Thursday Outlook: Commodities, Global Markets

David, our thoughts are with you and your family. Thanks for your work during these difficult times.

Friday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets

David, thanks for the work. The content is excellent. The point about staying away from the TV pundits is critical. If you listen to it long enough you may actually start believing it.

Wednesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets

Top quality as always David, thank you.

Wednesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets

Great analysis David. I think you can be confident of one thing. That the current sideways movement will break either up or down. Maybe depending on exactly how exhausted those bears are.

Wednesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets

Great charts David. The window dressing component is certainly a difficult course to navigate.

Friday's Outlook: Stick a Fork in Mr. Market

Mr Market is always right. And tomorrow, rational or irrational he will be right again. Maybe there will be panic tomorrow, with Europe and Asia torching Monday/early Tuesday.

Friday's Outlook: Stick a Fork in Mr. Market

Great analysis David, I do also think a rally of some sort is inevitable. But still not enough panic.

Friday's Outlook: Stick a Fork in Mr. Market

There were tons of pundits saying surprise rate cut. Not much of a surprise if you ask me. 1280? 1250? Not enough panic yet, and the shorts are carrying the ball here with lots of powder.

Wednesday's Outlook: Global Indexes Pressured

David, great technical analysis. I prefer to read these charts upside down.

David Fry's Market Outlook for Wednesday

I am attempting to determine what happens when the adult supervision returns next week from the golf course.

Comments on that Case-Shiller looking like a historical bottom or too much inventory to even think that to be possible?

David Fry's Market Outlook for Thursday

David, very good comments. This is what a hangover feels like, visualized, and with monetary consequences.

The KBE looks so painful, and nobody has raised their hand to indicate there is a problem.

Overall market down 10% from the high for those waiting for a correction, but I cannot yet stomach another drink.

David Fry's Market Outlook for Friday

Well, breaking news today on GS and C on losses leads me to believe XLF takes a battering again next week. However, my timing is notably poor so likely a rally. Who knows. I didn't believe when Ritholtz wrote about a Dow 14,000 melt up. One gut feel is that we go lower before we go higher, and that if the underlying rot is worse as we peel back the layers, then see you in 2010 when we recover. Maybe. Just buckle the seat belt. I think that is the best advice.

David Fry's Market Outlook for Friday

Agreed. When I need a dose of reality I come here.