Markets Will 'Explode Higher' Like a Rocket Ship: Strategist

Quote from EMRGLOBAL:

it's already happened, and it's going to continue until you suffer the same fate as that iconic permabull, stocktrad3r>

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What has happen'd? A move to the "higher point of the range"?

This is an absolute fuking joke....all these pundits coming out on th "Bullish" horn.

It is a great trading market with these moves and thats about it.

Nothing has happen'd. More money is trying to be leaked into the system so my niece and nephew can be FUCKED BEYOND any dream of ever paying back the Trillions. They will have the burden of all this bullshit with their standard of living persa. Of course, they will not for reasons, but many kids their age will not have momy and daddy's wealth to help them through the rest of their lives.

So, for all you bumbling fok'n fools who chearlead about a BULL Market, think and read between the lines. Think about the future of this country and not about loosing your Home that your 5x in debt with or your bullshit "Car" that you leased for 8 years or all the other 'BALLER' shit you have, to try and ONE UP YOUR neighbor.

Hence, those people I just mention make me fuk'n sick to my stomach. Far more than all you OBAMA FANS with your "HOPE and CHANGE" bullshit because you at least stand for something.
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Grow up. You sound like a 14 year old mad at the mirror 'cause he just got his first pimples. Sheesh.

Anyway, I see you've reached the anger stage of grief.
Let me know when you've reached the bargaining stage, since market-wise, that's as far as it gets. It represents capitulation.
At that point, I'll know it's time to sell.
 
Quote from JamesVU2000:

They will do anything they can to delay reality making the eventual recognition of this disaster even worse. I remember vividly out of control it got in 08. A sovereign debt collapse would be unimaginable
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Thats the other problem with the markets and the economy, is that every single time there is a threat of a recession they try everything possible to keep the economy running on all cylinders without any stress on the system. They have done it time and time again, they NEVER let the free market do its own thing, there is always intervention no matter what the situation. Everyone "thinks" we avoided a depression, thats the mentality of everyone who witnessed the credit crisis and where we are today as the economy all of the sudden shows growth of approx 2-3%. Every time there has been a set back in this economy they have done everything imaginable to create growth whether its reduce the rates to zero percent, hand out thousands of dollars worth of tax credits, create programs to help unemployed stay in a house they can no longer afford. This is not the way the economy works, the economy has to go through cycles but never does because of the intervention involved. Bubble ben bernanke is fucking up the economy right now, everyone says he helped avoid a second great depression but what many fail to realize is that his ways are only prolonging the day to something greater than just a great depression.
 
One way or another the level of debt is going to come down. either through hyperinflation or through more controlled cutting of spending and bankruptcy. I choose number 2
 
Quote from trefoil:

Grow up. You sound like a 14 year old mad at the mirror 'cause he just got his first pimples. Sheesh.

Anyway, I see you've reached the anger stage of grief.
Let me know when you've reached the bargaining stage, since market-wise, that's as far as it gets. It represents capitulation.
At that point, I'll know it's time to sell.
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In other words, we are in a trading range and you have nothing to back your delusions of permabull grandeur...so you go the red herring route.
 
Never been a permabull. However, I know a bull when I see one (what are you gonna do, wait 'til it doubles the 666 low?) and I also know a breakout when I see one, and these last two weeks and now today have all followed the classic pattern.
The fact it's meeting with so much and such obviously strongly felt resentment means it's for real.
Of course, the market internals also scream it's for real, too. Like anyone, I could be wrong, but at least I have a reason for what I'm saying that goes beyond politics or, even more pathetically, economics.
 
Guys, we've got an election in less than 60 days. Anybody short stocks (or with any position that will profit on stock/economic weakness) better beware.

In the last 10 days ...

- we've seen a ISM report that surprised to the upside, but bore no resemblance to the regional reports that had been issued in the weeks leading up to it.

- we've seen a stronger than expected NFP number

- we've seen improved jobless claims (only to later learn that several states hadn't reported, so the number was "estimated"

- we've seen one of BO's bigger pimps (Buffet) give a speech in which he pronouned the economy to be just fine

There's 2 minutes left and the home team is down 2 scores. The big guns are coming out. Beware.
 
Quote from S2007S:

Exactly and how come no one sees or understands this, they think the last few quarters of GDP growth were real, they think that there is an economic recovery on the way, but what they fail to fucking comprehend is that its all happening with worthless monopoly dollars. Thats all this turnaround was, it was just easy free worthless dollars being thrown around, this is why the economy is where it is today, because of the easy money policies and cheap credit that was easy available during the credit boom. The same thing is happening again. Everyone keeps cheering and that this is a turn around, its not even close to a turnaround. Stop pumping the trillions of dollars into the global economy so we can truly understand that this is not real growth. Its all a mirage, thats all it is.
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Even toilet paper is worth "cents"....:D
 
Quote from ralph00:

Guys, we've got an election in less than 60 days. Anybody short stocks (or with any position that will profit on stock/economic weakness) better beware.

In the last 10 days ...

- we've seen a ISM report that surprised to the upside, but bore no resemblance to the regional reports that had been issued in the weeks leading up to it.

- we've seen a stronger than expected NFP number

- we've seen improved jobless claims (only to later learn that several states hadn't reported, so the number was "estimated"

- we've seen one of BO's bigger pimps (Buffet) give a speech in which he pronouned the economy to be just fine

There's 2 minutes left and the home team is down 2 scores. The big guns are coming out. Beware.
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Uncle Buffet coould create 100.000 jobs alone throughout his "empire"...;=)
 
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