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The fact that so many are still so bearish should be indication enough of no near-term correction.

That's not even what you quoted. What you pasted says that States shall not make anything other than gold or silver tender, it says NOTHING about the federal government making something else money.

What is "it" ? The money? I don't speak in absolutes. It's unlikely all of it will but there will be new equity to replace it in the system; my models are showing the majority will. Just like the markets themselves, the Public's interest in equity markets ebbs-and-flows. I don't see the...

Why is it a "conspiracy theory" ? When the market crashed the outflows were quantifiable. Based on the dearth of economic activity, the money is obviously idle somewhere, and the increase in M1 confirmed it. The only thing I believe are the numbers I see and can verify.

Market outflows in 2008 and 2009 were massive - it would be ignorant to think that a large percentage of that money would not come back at some point. Inflows since early 08 show it's still not in. I'm not arguing this point: it will happen. It's your right to think otherwise. Feel free...

We'll likely go much higher. The move up has been on pithy volume - just wait until the cash on the sidelines comes back in.

None of this matters or is news. The problem with market corrections is they are few and far between when compared with rising markets. You're too short to ride out this climb and, if I were in your position, I would flip some of that short interest on the next dip.

Once again, ET is the consummate contrarian indicator.

It's because of the golden rule: he who has the money, makes the rules. Pick up the crumbs from the big algos, don't tell them they're wrong. The only winners that don't have size these days are arbs that know what they can do, and what they can't.

What does it matter? Based on the here-and-now, we go back down a bit, then go higher. There's money to make on both-sides of the move. Trade accordingly.

With all the bears around here whining I thought I would share what my models are showing: Breakout to the upside on volume in the next 2 weeks.(i.e. a move greater than 5% on the S&P over 3 sessions) No polls, no banter, just wanted to post that so there was a nice, public record...

What your missing is that the supply of banks is not fixed - there are new ones opening up all the time. Charters are not as hard to get as they used to be.

I would expect the money accumulating in personnel accounts to start making an exit at some point, either in the form of being invested or spent on good/services. Either way it bodes well for the bull-case.

This is what gets me about permabears. You do realize they've been closing banks on Friday's for about 50 years now, right?

No worries - easily mistaken for each other. =)

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/geithner-to-call-for-faster-yuan-appreciation-2010-09-16 About time he did something....

Wow, this is new.

He can't. This whole thread is spoken out of the OP's ass.

LOL. China makes US GSE's look like lemonade stands.

yes. Quantum entanglement is not new. China finally caught up to the 1950s!