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like US companies haven't had their share of problems?

i just dont see a catalyst for a 'black monday'. dollar hasn't collapsed. oil hasn't spiked. housing and consumer confidence hasn't blown up. earnings have been weaker but earnings growth last year didn't reflect in the market so there's some slack there. a recession is on the horizen...

the move to 400 was stupid

the quality of elite trader dropped for good when i finally registered

if there was one, it wouldn't be the best anymore...

i may not be the biggest i may not be the best but damn, i can find some nice escorts! imo thats the key

dang, should i have stayed awake in honors calc while i was in high school? the closest i come to using calc is calculating p/cf :) :) sometimes i'll go hogwild and calulate a growth rate or two. but then again, my trades are more geared towards 3+ months, depending on how the companies move.

whats wrong with cnbc? good for a lil overview of all the lemmings then you have cramer. pig noises, arms flapping around, mooing, etc. its like the comedy network and once every 3 weeks he says something mildy intelligent. kinda like hearing your pet parrot say 'f you' for the first time.

how many seminars does it take to buy back a casino you ran into the ground?

i went bearish march 2000. i was 100% into big name techs. oct 2002 i went bullish partly from dow theory. it really wasn't hard to market time. since 2002 i haven't been able to market time anywhere near as well, i had to reenter after selling out a couple times. but still managed good...

ppl listen to cramer? i thought watching his show was like going to the zoo. you just throw the gorilla peanuts every once in a while to make sure he keeps the show going

going over a hundred was nothing... it was trading rather conservatively at that time especially considering its growth pre-ipo. now its just insane

windows live has big time potential. we'll see if microsoft can get this right. could see a repeat of 01 for msft sometime over the next couple years, maybe not a big increase as before though.

they do the same with earnings. whatever helps their thesis they use and drop the rest

exactly. name me a bull market that didn't have its ups and downs.

housing prices have declined in the past. remember the greater the bubble the greater the burst

the market already did that for them, and then some

deflation? everyone is paying more for goods yet cpi numbers were limp. there wasn't any need to drop rates by a ton. greenspans answer to everything was to pump money into the economy. it was the wrong answer and keeps getting worse

the dollar going up last year means it can drop more this year. it was like in 99 when everyone was saying stocks are going higher blah blah new economy blah blah. i'm making a killing going long webvan. oops its 2001, i'm flipping burgers

if earnings drop the S&P is overvalued...