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I am talking margin debt as reported by the NYSE. I am referencing equities not derivative contracts, so every long does not have a corresponding short. Total short interest only represents 2.6% of total outstanding NYSE shares as of February,which was down from January. I am sure you are...

Just an observation....this bounce has come on declining volume. Not the healthiest of signs. Also keep in mind margin debt was at record highs. There is a lot of folks praying for that break even trade at this point.

Are you joking? China has trillion dollars you think they just buy bonds with that? Take a look at the tic data and look at US equities... you telling me all that is individuals overseas? Do a little homework.

The market is caught short dollars so a rally in a bear market is not suprising. I would expect central bank bids back into 1.2950 in eurusd. If that fails to hold we could see a flush out. I will wait for the business week or economist story on the strong dollar and sell everything i had in...

Here is a good link it terms of the dollar and credit. http://www.minyanville.com/articles/index.php?a=11741

Asian central banks are bidding for S&P futures all the time. The world is swimming in dollars and they need to do something with them. They cant sell them because then their currencies will appreciate and their export advantage will dry up. This world is flush with liquidity but at some point...