Quote from david666:
the level is based upon technical anaylsis as well as some fundemental analysis for support. I trully believe that just like the sell off in2008 people sold too far than what the crisis called for, i.e. prices got lower than fair value. Now people are pricing things too high based on recovering earnings, we are way too inflated, we need to be knocked back down to earth.
In my opinion, which is no better than yours i admit, the market is not rising so much in anticipation or even evidence of "recovering earnings" as it is in response to a weak dollar. It looks as though the dollar may be near a bottom for the time being, so even if the market response is more related to the dollar than earnings, you may see the temporary top you are looking for. I'm not shorting the market here, however, i'm watching. I would think any top will take some time to develop, and we can anticipate greater volatility. However it seems there is still reluctant "burned child" money sitting on the sidelines --late to the market as usual-- , and too, Fed action can surprise us. Sooner or later the Fed will have to raise interest rates. Then I would think we will see a more significant top.
(The dollar looks to me as though it might have made a double bottom == 11/23 2009 and 10/18 2010 == and the dollar may be headed back up, but regardless the dollar is still weak. )

