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Biggest Squeeze in history is looming
- Thread starter panamaorange
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Quote from S2007S:
Did you not notice the last 13 month non stop rally the markets have had to the upside where stocks have gone up hundreds and even thousands of percent higher???
Oil above $110, right, would like to see how long our economy could handle that for.
Show me a stock with at least a 500 million dollar market cap that has gone up 1000% in the last 13 months - I dare you.
Quote from Ivanovich:
Quote from failed_trad3r:
The sentiment is not bullish at all... the sentiment is bearish, the smart money is bullish the dumb money is bearish
Please post the source of data that allows you to arrive at this statement.
good point, Ivan!
here is thestreet.com poll: where are the bears? are these the smart money? i doubt it.
1 What would best describe your stance heading into the coming week of trading?
Bullish 47.04% 980 votes
Bearish 39.7% 827 votes
Neutral 13.25% 276 votes
everybody is still on tippie toes with the spain bank failure, until some big buyer decides its ok, any rally is shorted into heavily.
copper was very bullish at times today, techs couldn`t pull the rest of the market up, and tech capitulated at the end.
I think when Geitner visits Europe, hopefully markets take this that the Global economy is coordinated in a good way.
It might help Europe if they lowered rates, throw some more liquidity out in the European Markets.
All in all, nobody wants to be the first to step their toe in the water here, everybody is waiting for leadership...a catalyst if you will.
Hopefully Europe will think of something that will serve as a catalyst for instilling a little confidence in the future.
copper was very bullish at times today, techs couldn`t pull the rest of the market up, and tech capitulated at the end.
I think when Geitner visits Europe, hopefully markets take this that the Global economy is coordinated in a good way.
It might help Europe if they lowered rates, throw some more liquidity out in the European Markets.
All in all, nobody wants to be the first to step their toe in the water here, everybody is waiting for leadership...a catalyst if you will.
Hopefully Europe will think of something that will serve as a catalyst for instilling a little confidence in the future.
This thread just proved my point. Even this board wasn't so bearish at the start of February and July squeezes over the past year.
No, im not don Harold. He completely disagrees with my prediction for an oil gap up to 90, and dow gap to 13-14k by fall. But, I do post on his blog.
How can anyone look at the price action in DBA over the last week, or USO over the last 3 days, and not see inflation coming?
Today's WW3 korea scare wasn't even able to bounce the dollar past thursday's highs.
Im not predicting "a bounce", im predicting the start of "the big one". The one that catches more herd chasers than any of the last 2 squeezes.
We don't need europe or the US to lead. Leadership will come form the Bric nations. It will be literally, an exact repeat of 2007 (EEB leading the market)
No, im not don Harold. He completely disagrees with my prediction for an oil gap up to 90, and dow gap to 13-14k by fall. But, I do post on his blog.
How can anyone look at the price action in DBA over the last week, or USO over the last 3 days, and not see inflation coming?
Today's WW3 korea scare wasn't even able to bounce the dollar past thursday's highs.
Im not predicting "a bounce", im predicting the start of "the big one". The one that catches more herd chasers than any of the last 2 squeezes.
We don't need europe or the US to lead. Leadership will come form the Bric nations. It will be literally, an exact repeat of 2007 (EEB leading the market)
Quote from shortie:
good point, Ivan!
here is thestreet.com poll: where are the bears? are these the smart money? i doubt it.
1 What would best describe your stance heading into the coming week of trading?
Bullish 47.04% 980 votes
Bearish 39.7% 827 votes
Neutral 13.25% 276 votes
Well my name is Smart Money and I'm a bear! Right now there isn't a lot of good news relative to the bad news and the market seems a little overbought considering the underlying weakness in the economy.
SM
Quote from krazykarl:
Show me a stock with at least a 500 million dollar market cap that has gone up 1000% in the last 13 months - I dare you.
I'll take a stab - there are plenty if you go back to the march lows of 09...that is about 13 months - ish, a little more but I think that was the intent of the statement
two off the top of my head:
HIG -
March low- 2.32
high - 30.46
F -
March Low- 1.17
High - 14.57
Of course my math may be off, but that would be roughly 1300% for HIG, and 1250% for F.
Quote from gettinglucky:
Keep in mind that the media always makes things seem worse than they actually are.
Seriously, with this Administration faking economic data and almost completely controlling the mainstream media? The facts make it quite clear that the media is greatly underestimating how bad things really are.
Never in my lifetime has their been such a blatant attempt to prop up sentiment about failed policy and economic reality.