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if someone could produce the equity inflows/outflows for the past 3 weeks, we would have an answer.

whoa whoa whoa - 200k PROFIT? what about their first mortages and cap gains?

cali has always been a bubble. one more reason it should drift away into the ocean..... :)

don't hate.... :) aapl for the win! edit: anyone else notice the "quiet" rotation out of some blue-chips today?

i have no problem giving thorn his props- though i do like to see it when people quantify their calls.

thank alan and ben. people can bitch and moan about the fed - fact is they are smarter then the vast majority of their critics.

bump for taking out of 1326.7

agreed. note: krazy is long NG.... and still buying....

god, i so wish.... I'm in Detroit, though there are a lot of co-eds in the area...... :cool: *runs out the door*

that's too obvious for me - everyone is looking at that. I'm trying to find behavior in instruments that are not so obviously correlated...

lol.

just had a thought - the commoditiy markets ahve been in free-fall(oil, gold, NG, etc) the past several weeks - is this in anticipation of a hike tomorrow? (e.g. value of USD goes up on rate hike, commodities react down, then adjust upward to reflect new valuation over the next month or...

isn't everyone? :cool:

NAHB is in the same camp as the NAR - both shill organizations that like to rosie-up their images. I'm glad they released poor data - one more reason the fed should stay the course.

best one yet! does your cc discriminate???

stops are useless - all they do is provide liquidity to markets.

why not - if they wanted to give an impression on how not-bad the RE market is.

i really don't mean to be 'that guy', but the NAR is a sales organization. I know they release data that Wall St. loves, but how can anyone think their data is not biased in some way?

why nov 3rd? personally, i feel there is too much complacency in the markets right now - no terrorist or nuke-wielding country to balance things out....

that chart has already been debunked - the most obvious issue is the time-frame the chart used. The data domain is not very impressive....