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Chill out.

Chill out.

Now, Denner has to chime in and pat jsp326 on the back with some wise words...... But, the more they speak, the more they sound "smart". Dilemma......

Holy sh*t. Severe IQ boo jok. hajimow would know what I am talking about. hehe.... I am not going to touch this b/c if I respond then you will just argue that the grass is green and that sometimes it's yellow and then maybe you will move on to talk about the color of the sky. And then...

I don't understand how inflation would be a factor in the study. The study said if you invested $1,000 in the Dow in August 1900. So, I am thinking that if you time traveled backward to August 1900, asked your grandfather for $1,000, and invested the $1,000 in the Dow, and then time...

Dayum! Trying to see where I can admit being wrong. Quick recap: I stated that Death Cross is NOT A RELIABLE INDICATOR by saying that it failed last JULY. You responded by saying "A sample size of 1? Is that how you judge a trading system?" I AM NOT TALKING ABOUT A SYSTEM...

You are talking about a 50/200 moving average cross over system that only takes long positions. I am talking about a 50/200 moving average cross over system that takes long AND short positions. We are talking about two different systems here. The time period is a big factor in whether...

Not sure about the 50/200 cross over system beating buy and hold system. Wouldn't time periods be a factor? If you bought at the bottom in 1932 and sold at the top in 2007, you would have never experienced any whipsaws. If you used the 50/200 cross over system, you would have been...

You are using the Death Cross incorrectly. You are using it as a contrarian indicator.

What I take away from the chart is that it doesn't predict the beginning of a recession. Rather it predicts the end of a recession or near the end of recession. Recessions have begun when the PFI was above 0. When the PFI reads -30 or -40, it signals the end or near the end of a recession.

Michael Lewis, a journalist for the U.K.-based Evening Standard news Web site, states that TheStreet.com listed Bear Stearns as a "Buy" at $62 per share on March 11, 2008, which was the same day as the caller's question and a day before the collapse of Bear Stearns. However, TheStreet.com--the...

This indicator seems to lag a bit.

Today was a Death Cross Day? Don't see a Death Cross. It's not a reliable sign. It failed last July.

ET seems testier than usual today. :D I wonder if it's market related.

I think it's more the decline of American attitude. American education system is still top notch. Americans are resourceful.

Ben "Da Bear Slayer" Bernanke is a student of "The Great Depression". He knows some things that many don't know. He is going to get creative. Maybe he will ditch the helicopter and ride the C-130.

Actually, market don't go up b/c of hiring, raising wages, taking on new projects/investments, etc. It goes up based on TA. haha... Not kidding.

http://www.businessinsider.com/simon-hobbs-to-jim-cramer-you-told-people-to-buy-bear-stearns-2011-8

Gold at $1825. What does this exactly mean? A new bubble? Dow 11,000 is another buying opp. Get ready.

Dow is down. Entering some kind of stable mode.