This is a normal correction. Normal corrections are characterized by lots of fear, put/call ratios through the roof, volatility jumps, and everyone running around thinking its 1987 all over again, etc. Now thats a correction.
An abnormal correction is one in which there is no fear and people believe its just another dip buying opportunity. In 2000, we all kept hearing to buy the dips and everyone was buying calls not puts.
I have placed up all the charts I can possibly put up. This correction is similiar to the ones in 2005 and 2006 with only a few twists. Everyone is buying puts once again, volatility is at the same levels, the a/d line had meandered before the big dip, etc.
In fact, look at the a/d line chart I have posted up. There is a retreat of exactly 14 on each summer correction. There is a double bottom on each summer correction. There is a jump in the vix right up to 20 or so. There is a jump in the put/call ratio to the same levels.
Of course, your concerns are justified, but there were big problems in 2005 and 2006 just as there are big problems in 2007. In 2006, the North Korean President was yelling on television that they have a nuclear bomb.
You should only fear when there is no fear like in 2000.
I see a double bottom ahead and then an advance.
An abnormal correction is one in which there is no fear and people believe its just another dip buying opportunity. In 2000, we all kept hearing to buy the dips and everyone was buying calls not puts.
I have placed up all the charts I can possibly put up. This correction is similiar to the ones in 2005 and 2006 with only a few twists. Everyone is buying puts once again, volatility is at the same levels, the a/d line had meandered before the big dip, etc.
In fact, look at the a/d line chart I have posted up. There is a retreat of exactly 14 on each summer correction. There is a double bottom on each summer correction. There is a jump in the vix right up to 20 or so. There is a jump in the put/call ratio to the same levels.
Of course, your concerns are justified, but there were big problems in 2005 and 2006 just as there are big problems in 2007. In 2006, the North Korean President was yelling on television that they have a nuclear bomb.
You should only fear when there is no fear like in 2000.
I see a double bottom ahead and then an advance.