Markets are in trouble.

huh i didn't take it that way. the markets being in trouble can be as much an up move as a down move

you guys need to get into zimbabwe, wtf are you wasting ur time on US SIFs
 
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When the crowd thinks this way, it's usually the wrong side of the trade. Just like the post-Fed rally last week.
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Sounds good. Markets down...keep that approach.

There's more to come from this guys. This is a small start.

There's a reason we cut 50bps up here. Im one of the guys who didn't agree with the rate cut either. Im starting to think otherwise.
 
Poole spoke today.


"He said the Fed must have a 'very open mind' on what next policy move must be.

He also said it would be a mistake for the markets to bet on more rate cuts. The Fed will judge what action to take meeting by meeting."

From yahoo.


Yup.....and now the game begins. Next week guys. Im tellin ya.
 
Here....this goes for you guys that mocked me in the first post.

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=17409707


Posted by: athlonmank8
In reply to: None
Date:2/26/2007 6:42:02 PM
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Market could be weakening a bit temporarily. Break of today's low will confirm


Next day was 2/27. (-600 at one point) Did I happen to get lucky?

I got the same feeling for next week. I've been seeing some odd market momentum, not to mention some key technical support was removed (liquidity) weeks ago. I think if we were going to make new highs...we would have made them by now.
 
I assume you see a sharp drop then. What will happen to EUR/USD? Turmoil will set in on Thursday with ECB's decision on interest rates.
 
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I assume you see a sharp drop then. What will happen to EUR/USD? Turmoil will set in on Thursday with ECB's decision on interest rates.
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I do see a sharp decline. Fundamentally, I think they USD is trashed until the ECB meets. Then we'll see. Technically, 69 is the point where the market wakes up and realizes that the USD is as good as monopoly money if we keep this up.

ECB has a green light for a cut. However, I don't think they're gonna budge that easily (which is a good stance to take). They've gone through a lot to get their currency to where it is today and I dont think they're going to blow it all just because some idiots in the market can't get a fuckin clue. :)
 
I like the number 69 a lot too.
Also, sentiment is crazy bullish as compared to before the Fed cut as measured by the vol indices.
I thought last week would be down, but I guess end of quarter window dressing screwed that up. Still, the situation has not been corrected. So, next week, now that the fund managers had their chance to put up some halfway decent numbers for last quarter, will be it.
I hope, anyway. But I've been wrong on a sustained basis before. Slumps probably come in threes, just like any other bad thing in life.
 
Interesting, but I'd have to see a lot more calls than this to prove anything. You certainly didn't predict a real disaster, which is what occured 2/27.

I'd like to see a nice pullback myself. With all the indices hitting resistance lately, month/quarter window-dressing over, earnings coming up, and probably more sub-prime bad news awaiting (October supposed to be record month for teaser-rate resets), we may see it. Still, I can't see your first post ("wierd [sic] stuff) and "call" on 2/26 as extremely compelling evidence of anything...


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Here....this goes for you guys that mocked me in the first post.

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Posted by: athlonmank8
In reply to: None
Date:2/26/2007 6:42:02 PM
Post #of 3847

Market could be weakening a bit temporarily. Break of today's low will confirm


Next day was 2/27. (-600 at one point) Did I happen to get lucky?

I got the same feeling for next week. I've been seeing some odd market momentum, not to mention some key technical support was removed (liquidity) weeks ago. I think if we were going to make new highs...we would have made them by now.
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Don't forget, the dollar turning into toilet paper is GOOD for the market, because stocks increase in value via inflation. If a loaf of bread costs $10, GOOG will be $3K :eek: :eek: :eek:
 
Agree with Triple X.

With such a weak US$ a lot of money could potentially take this market to new highs from foreign investors with much stronger currencies.

Not to mention solid business from increased exportation.

Anek
 
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