No Panic on Main Street = Crash Soon?

Where is the Bottom?

  • +/- a few % from the current level

    Votes: 11 30.6%
  • 10% lower

    Votes: 3 8.3%
  • 15% lower

    Votes: 6 16.7%
  • 20% lower

    Votes: 5 13.9%
  • 25% lower

    Votes: 2 5.6%
  • >=30% lower

    Votes: 9 25.0%

  • Total voters
    36
Quote from shortie:

there are many bearish headlines but i don't sense the real panic. does this imply that this bear could go further still?

There's alot of bearish sentiment that might hold the market up for the very short term.
 
How are they now explaining the rise? I would not be surprised if the so called experts might now be writing articles in other publications to be on the side of the bulls, just in case.

I believe that one of the biggest errors made in finance publications is: "quoted" is confused with "expert". In fact, I believe that the only way to be viewed as "a popular expert" is to be a wrong---I explained it somewhere in another thread/post.
 
Quote from tradingjournals:

How are they now explaining the rise?
There is way too much bearish sentiment for any downside at this time. It would be impossible for the makret to crash this week, with bearish sentiment so high.
 
still some gap left from 3 days ago. this is where we are heading.

VXX has the giant 9% gap still left unfilled on that day. To fill or not to fill?

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Quote from shortie:

still some gap left from 3 days ago. this is where we are heading.

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I bet Birinyi did not see it, but has now probably seen it, and speaking somewhere about the gap closure --- probably after reading these posts.

I am wondering what the handle of Birinyi is.
 
The "market" exists for one reason only: to reap rewards for those who control it.

Here's a hint: none of us are "those".

Our mission: to exploit the opportunities presented to us by "those" who control the markets.

I would love to hear another (plausible) theory. Preferably one that doesn't involve aliens, or the "greater good of mankind."
 
Quote from shortie:

there are many bearish headlines but i don't sense the real panic. does this imply that this bear could go further still?

"The MSCI World Index encompasses the equity performance of 24 developed markets. Following eight 20 percent pullbacks for the index since 1987, the measure, on average, goes on to fall another 9 percent, according to research by Birinyi Associates. If history is any guide, about 80 more days of weakness are ahead with a bottom at the start of December, according to Birinyi.

Nineteen of 29 major world markets—both developed and emerging—are now in bear markets, according to data gathered by Birinyi."

http://www.cnbc.com/id/44640754

There is another 10 to 12 years to go.

Within that frame of reference there will be four additional volatility expansions.

I am speaking from the reference of 53 active years of successful trading and not statisticulating.
 
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