Quote from dividend:
Greece, Ireland, PIGS, China, Japan, Yuan too low, Yen too high, 0% interest rate, bank reserves, Iran, BP record oil spill, high unemployment, Obama, hyperinflation, deflation, too much leverage, deleverage, housing meltdown, bank meltdown, China housing bubble, Hindenberg omen, Mark Hurd, Nth bank failure this year, tax increases on rich, social security, pension crisis, soaring healthcare cost, mutual fund outflow, dryship index, bond bubble, deficits, outsourcing, protests, Iraq, Iran, North Korea, nukes, Bernanke, Greenspan, Hoenig, peak oil, $75 oil, $1300 gold, locusts, famine, etc.
They are trying really hard and nothing can stop this bull market.
When you wrote the same kind of thing in late April, the S&P was about 50 points higher than it is now. Many said the same thing three years ago when the S&P 500 was almost 400 points higher.
I guess the lesson is that stocks get more "unstoppable" as their prices fall lower and lower. At least in the minds of some bulls.

