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Infact this, and the huge growth in fund $'s/liquidity, could be at the very heart of the market's orderly rise. These funds tend to pyramid their positions so the better they do the more they add to their position. This is part of the explanation for why markets go parabolic, and also why the...

``Credit quality at some of the mortgage lenders seems to be the main concern at the moment,'' said John Carey, who manages about $12 billion at Pioneer Investment Management in Boston. Maybe I was wrong and the subprime stuff is starting to matter, after all a guy managing 12Billion probably...

You may well be right, some technical damage was done but nothing major yet and selling was surprisngly orderly though we did see and uptick in downside volume. As far as news you can use I suggest you cast a wider net. This is a global phenomenon and the string that unravels it may not start...

And we got it. The real question is will we see any follow through.

Todays weakness came mainly from the fact that China's Zhou said that China was unlikely to exceed 8% GDP growth this year. The world knows that China, India and other EMs have been the gasoline for the fire of Global growth the last few years and this deceleration is a concern. Also the fact...

I'm looking for a retest of the 1435-40 area on the ES.

Funny thing is that I think we are all dip buyers to some extent Its just that some of us would like to buy dip that is a bit deeper than 1/2 ATR.

Everything is relative. Why is it so hard to just pat a guy on the back and say good job dude, I'm happy for you (which I am Trich).

Congratulations to those happy few who bought the right dip today.

Blue Cross/Blue Sheild elect

Anyone buy the dip on Akam just now, that is dip buying!

Just shows what a smart guy he is. The derivatives market has expoded (several hundred % increase) since then and is potentially a serious problem. He saw what the potential was and was trying to warn regulators/Fed. We may all be sorry that they didn't pay him more heed.

Still time to get some fresh dip right here @1451.50 (not for me though)

So who is buying this dip?

EM's have traded through corporates for the 1st time in history. Does that raise an eyebrow or is that nothing new also. Maybe when corporates trade through treasuries that will qualify? :)

The real magic trick has been to convince people that there has been no inflation.

:D That's priceless

I beg to differ. What is new, and indeed new in 2006 is that the risk of default has been covered more cheaply than at any time in history and at a1/4 of the price of risk just a few years ago. What is also new is that the equity that stands behind these default guarantees is at the lowest...

http://www.derivativefitch.com/report_frame.cfm?rpt_id=291182

A recent report from JP Morgan released January 2007 said that CDO securitizations in 2006 were up 64 per cent from the year before.