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Kudlows goldilocks economy.....
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Quote from frank grimes:
Waggie, quite frankly i'm surprised at your post...As buy lo said, show us the nex BIG thing..We as a country have devalued alot more than our assets over the last 10-20 years, and it seems to be getting worse by the moment...I am a trader, pure and simple, the trend is and has been lower for sometime......
I eagerly await your input, to try and sway my thoughts.
I have no interest in trying to sway your thoughts because I learned an awful long time ago that the stock market is a MARKET of STOCKS and not the other way around, as you imply.
Moreover, I also learned a long time ago that more often than not . . . the stock market trades as an entity all to itself, with not much of a correlation to the Economy at large.
I'm surprised that as a TRADER you have not been able to grasp this most significant concept.
Kudlow is gonna blame the fed for oil going up and stocks going down.
The Vince Farrell bottom has been invalidated.
The Vince Farrell bottom has been invalidated.
Quote from HedgefundTrader2:
Not a single quarter of negative economic growth in the US since 2001 and yet we are crying rivers...
You have, not too cleverly, ignored the reality that we have negative real growth.
The fundamental problem is too many unproductive wars we can not afford. It is a fiscal problem that can not be fixed with monetary measures.
Only way this market turns around is when financials turn around, no one knows when that is, but until then this market will trade down and eventually sideways after finding some kind of bottom. There is no good news at all. I think if oil were to fall 20% or even 10% this could bring some buying back into the market, until then who knows how far this market has to go until a bottom is in place. It is going to say extremely volatile throughout the summer.
Quote from Landis82:
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Moreover, I also learned a long time ago that more often than not . . . the stock market trades as an entity all to itself, with not much of a correlation to the Economy at large.
How true that is from at least a trader's perspective!
Nevertheless we all should be concerned about the economy. I for one am annoyed at all the emphasis on the low dollar, inflation and crude oil cost, as these are symptoms. There is virtually no mention in the media of the disease itself. It's nice to treat the symptoms. It does make you feel better. But if the disease is potentially fatal, it's worthwhile to look for a cure. And in the present case, the cure is rather obvious, to some of us at least.
Did day follow his own advise? I'll go with auto eroitic asphyxiation, with a male hooker, in a really really cheap motel!