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LOL :D

Fox is starting a business channel later this year. This is a very smart way for Murdoch to really chop CNBC off at the knees.

dewd...You are one of the sharpest posters I've seen on this board. I appreciate you posting your take on things.

I don't think anyone here is unwilling to accept a near term reversal. The title of the thread is "Black Tuesday" and there's a thread nearly every day predicting a crash. I've been in the stock biz for 22 years. I saw one crash in '87 and the deflating of the dot com bubble in 2000. That's...

That is my guess as well.

The day when no one on ET predicts a crash the next day is the day I start worrying. I swear, every single frickin' day some one is predicting apocalypse within hours. Is this guy Blue Streak under a different name?

BLSH, clearly, you have confused this black swan sighting with a koi fish sighting which means the market will be under water for a time before sipping at air again. :p

LOL, that's the Barrons I know and love. Next week's headline will be "The Bull Is Back!"

Barron's was full of commentary saying that we're at an intermediate term top. Marketwatch has this article titled "Street braces for pullback" http://www.marketwatch.com/?siteid=mktw&avatar=seen&dist=ctmw I agree we've had a sharp runup but these articles make me think we might have further...

snatch the pebble from my hand, grasshopper....

My point is that these shenanigans are nothing new for Saudi Arabia.

This just in...16 of 19 9/11 terrorists were from Saudi Arabia.

Clearly, you're not the sharpest knife in the drawer. I show you evidence of how the indicator works and you respond with an illiterate, moronic tirade. I'm done; I've already wasted too much time on you.

Feb 27th was THE DAY THE MARKET TANKED. Are you really this dumb or are you just screwing with me? Do you actually prefer indicators that lag? The ISEE spiked to 156 on Feb 16th giving anyone with an IQ above room temperature an indication that we were likely to pull back.

I don't have a vested interest in the ISEE or any other indicator and, of course, I don't care if you find it useful or not, there are thousands of different ways to analyze the market and everyone's different. But once again, as I said in my previous post, "The 52 week high on the...

:eek: Nice work if you can get it.

We need something else to bs about here. Anybody position themselves ahead of tomorrow's number? Any guesses as to impact?

Read the numbers, you imbecile. The 52 week high on the indicator was 218 on May 3, 2006, a couple of days before the market tanked. We're up 17% since the ISEE 52 week low in March. Is that so hard to understand? No indicator is perfect but no indicator is of any use at all if you can't...

LOL...I agree, and a large percentage of them are chock full of the "down with the patriarchal, capitalist oppressors!" crap that is a religion at US universities. They see market selloffs as moral rebukes to the evil Bushitler system.

The bears keep saying sentiment is wildly bullish but the evidence doesn't support that idea. The ISEE index is tending towards mild bearishness. Many people are still jumpy because of the late Feb selloff and because of the big rally that has followed. Note the 52 week high and low and...