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dow down 200 points, snp down 25 and you have been buying all those dips---------just imagine how low we would be if this wasn`t happening-----sea--change---your buying lower and lower dips every time since nov.27 and this is during the santa claus rally phenom---this means these levels are...

how many times do you have to get burned before you stop buying those dips? That is the real question traders?

last year china was trying to buy all the oil the market could supply----not this year----they have slowed by at least 2-3% in their growth this last quarter----oil wouldn`t be dropping if china was still growing at their record setting pace. IN FACT, china was being held back b/c they...

No, bluestreak interprets this as: Bernanke didn't comment on anything because the information he has is so terrible that it could cause a collapse to the world financial system, so he will slowly dribble out the bad news over time and the markets will sell off to below August levels by next...

yeah but remember: they have been buying these dips aggressively yet look at the snp, we are going to break 1400 next week for sure!

market sells off on any hawkish comments:)

just a thought.... but in a slowing growth environment.....I try to look for stocks with p/e`s less than 70 to preserve some capital when the sell-off occurs. who do you think gets hurt first, the high beta stocks:) But that`s just me hg:cool:

GOOG,YHOO,BIDU all up big thursday----oh ad revenue will be big in an economc downturn, if yahoo thought their mortgage/auto ad revenue was bad during the third quarter---wait til they feel the recession quarters of this year. Biotech`s give me a break---too damn risky in a slow growth...

JUST WATCH THE FUTURES FOR YOUR CUE FOLKS---IT IS GOING TO BE NASTY RED, WE MAY EVEN SELL OFF 200 POINTS IN THE DOW TOMORROW!!!

I expect unemployment to rise to 4.6%, and the jobs number to be less than 100,000 tomorrow. The economy is so slow, and getting slower, that oil is falling off a cliff over low demand issues worldwide. People ran out of housing, commodities, now it is oil----another asset bubble burst...

http://stocks.us.reuters.com/stocks/overview.asp?symbol=.HSI http://www.cbot.com/cbot/pub/page1/1,3248,432,00.html nobody is pumping up the futures so far.....going to bed:)

that`s not a valid/comparable analogy to our current market conditions. And it depends, but I am sure that GOOG was up close to 20 days in a row at 515, and I would have no problem shorting (puts would be the better play) that back down for $75.00 give or take in profits. It depends on a...

i think earnings (yoy) starting with alcoa jan. 09th (i think) will be what brings the dow to finally capitulate, and rollover with the other indices.

the snp just crossed over the dow, and i think it is the next to rollover, as it has failed a couple times at the upward resistance level, and it has looked relatively weak the last couple of weeks, in fact, it seems to be dragging the dow down/holding it back.

http://tinyurl.com/yheye5 this is the 3 month chart, notice how the nasdaq/qqqq`s have crossed over the dow/snp lines. I believe this is your "leading indicator" for knowing where the indices are going next.

hg the last month is not an overall upward trend in the nasdaq/qqqq`s.....and if i could do 6 weeks it would be interesting to see what the trend is for the nasdaq. 4 weeks of downward slope (included within a santa claus rally) during the hottest part of the year, is a pretty significant...

thanks a lot mikesmithy, what i was trying to point out is look at the divergence between the nasdaq/qqqq`s and the dow/snp for the last month; my assertion from the yahoo overlapping monthly chart is that the nasdaq/ qqq`s are not suddenly going to correct 'upwardly', the most likely scenario...

ok.... it didn`t work.... the url is the same for both the daily and the weekly, would have to copy it in word and repaste----not happening tonight.

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui and the qqqq`s weekly versus daily comparison. http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui here`s the weekly nasdaq versus the daily snapshot. http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui