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Mid September is the whole circus of central bankers and the German supreme court and all that, not a thing to do with the moon.

Man speaks thr truth about German women, I don't know about the rest.

what about inflation too? Oil is very high, food is high, taxes are increasing. Cost of living is rising and average income is falling, it'd be detrimental to keep inflafing the money.

Operating income has declined steadily, debt/equity increased steadily, they're getting wasted by Amazon and Wal-Mart, same as Circuit City and Best Buy.

What I was getting at before I spaced out was that all the positives are priced in, how many negatives are priced in right now? Given the expectations of QE3, if Bernanke does anything short of buy mounds of mortgage bonds and more Treasuries, that will not meet expectations and dissappoint...

What do you think of a long UVXY position heading into September and October? Not trying to spam, my posts were delayed I guess so I reposted.

This rally has no legs though, if not now it should top in the next few weeks IMO. 2007 topped at what, 1525? That was based on a real boom/bubble, this rally is based on expectations and hype.

Sorry for the double post but if you've got ten more years, just wait, you'll make a better return from keeping your money intact for a few months and buying a market correction i.e. Buffet super value style.

Short Treasuries (TBT), long gold for the time being. Should make you a nice return in the next 3-9 months minimum.

First off, "Indeed". Secondly, (don't shoot me) in the words of Jim Cramer (I pick and choose, bear with me), it's all about expectations. Wal-Mart's stock dropped something like 3.5% the most recent quarter because it beat expectations, because it wad EXPECTED to beat expectations. Same...

The Chief Equity Strategist for Goldman Sachs told clients to be in cash, Wall Street always says 'buy buy buy'...guy decided he'd rather keep his credibility than make a couple more dollars this year. Smart move. What about the inflationary effect of the previous QE's combined with rising...

Sell! This rally has no legs. I'll be in awe if the S&P makes it to 1500 before it tops, last time that rally had legs, this time you're floating on a cloud of QE.

I think the S&P may bounce around in the 1400-1430ish range but we won't be seeing anything higher, take away the Fed's (your/our) stimulus money and what happens to the rally? People will speculate on QE3 to death, but when they get nearer the previous top around 1500, they'll ask...

BAC should be solid for the long term, they have a lot of work to do but they (post 2008-09) have the right management in place to do so, anywhere under $8 or $8.25 you should have some good upside in a year or longer period, if of.course the bond bubble doesn't happen