For Tomorrow --- Pause or No Pause?

inflation will be "at the high end of the spectrum"

what will be most intresting is when they say "Katrina albeit devestating... doesn't matter much"

They will say it like this "The economy continues to be flexible and resislant"

That alone will send this market through key breakout levels.

I think this is the only way Greenspan and Co. can massage the Katrina effect into a footnote.

Just my opinon.
 
Up in the cold north the loonie hit a 13 year high today, out market went through the 11,000 mark and is actually higher than the Dow, oil is at an all time high (well, close anyway), and the top 50 of about 140 stocks I monitor are at 52 week highs...gold is at a high, and almost every friggin index is at an all time high...

I think somewhere I heard a saying that what goes up must come down...since I'm not a big trader there is no way I want to take a 30k or 40k hit because I think it might go higher yet. I can wait to see what the market will tell me....I've taken enough hits because of my psychopathic ego...
 
Quote from wareco:

First move after Fed announcement is likely to be down. Why? When there is a 50-50 split on a Fed move, the first move is down because the disappointed contingent, in this case, either the pause or raise camps, panics and blows out their positions.
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:D
 
Quote from MacroEvent:

actually in my opinion the "inflation" speak or lack there of will be the primer for the main price action move tomorrow in the markets.
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still selling ----- inflation speak always hits the market hard
 
Quote from MacroEvent:

I say no pause and added inflation fear language.

up .25 tomorrow

Tomorrow --- Hurricane, High Oil, and Fed Announcement --- looks like a parlet bet to me! :D
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bet worked
 
my remaining er2's are still running!

you can always count on the Fed to screw the market up every once in a while --- also too many bets placed in the wrong direction today.
 
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