ominous s&p monthly formation

Eerily similar to the dreaded Black Swan....:D

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credit to blackchip for posting this orginally
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1941844&highlight=black+swan#post1941844
 
Quote from billyjoerob:

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=SPY&p=M&yr=3&mn=0&dy=0&id=p01334028978

What is that, a hangman? And the high volume & no price movement is not encouraging. The qqq is also bumping up against highs from 2007.

Looks really good for the long side. Strong up day on Wednesday folllowed by flat consolidation on Thursday. Market looks poised to cross recent highs tommorrow April 1 ( first day of quarter ).

TSX looks even stronger, with Canadian banks pushing forward and providing new leadership to carry the index higher. Short term technicals strong in this group with breakout from recent trading range overdue due to "earthquake interruptus" ( earnings/dividend news in early March was very bullish long term ). Resource sectors gathering strength after correcting down this year.

Wouldn't surprise me to see a rally in Canadian banks of around 4-10%.
 
Quote from Nine_Ender:

Looks really good for the long side. Strong up day on Wednesday folllowed by flat consolidation on Thursday. Market looks poised to cross recent highs tommorrow April 1 ( first day of quarter ).

TSX looks even stronger, with Canadian banks pushing forward and providing new leadership to carry the index higher. Short term technicals strong in this group with breakout from recent trading range overdue due to "earthquake interruptus" ( earnings/dividend news in early March was very bullish long term ). Resource sectors gathering strength after correcting down this year.

Wouldn't surprise me to see a rally in Canadian banks of around 4-10%.

Regardless of your rabid bullish sentiment, it's still been far, far better to just have been invested in physical gold and silver.

You are your currency debasement ilk are the scum of the earth. Always barking about the stocks going higher while ignoring the fact that the currency part of the equation is not some trivial oversight.
 
Quote from denner:

Regardless of your rabid bullish sentiment, it's still been far, far better to just have been invested in physical gold and silver.

You are your currency debasement ilk are the scum of the earth. Always barking about the stocks going higher while ignoring the fact that the currency part of the equation is not some trivial oversight.

You are such a moron. But since you brought it up, check out my post from last September 4th :

Quote from Nine_Ender:

Buddy, you are so out of touch with the fundamentals !!!

WHAT BEAR MARKET ???? The Bear Market ended March 2009.
If you are unclear please note the level of all major markets then and now.

You want facts how about the major Canadian banks. They all made a cool BILLION dollars profit this QUARTER !!! That's not funny money that is real money that adds EQUITY for their shareholders. Meanwhile, Potash is being valued as a takover target at a minimum of $39 BILLION dollars !!! Their suiter has approx. $180 BILLION value btw, so they can afford it, and they are making large profits every single quarter. ONE MIGHT ASK WHY YOU IGNORE THESE ECONOMIC REALITIES.

The one thing you have right is there is a ton of retail money on the sideline that has been severely underutilized since March 2009. Why is that ? Well, a lot of people believe people like you who told them to bail from the markets and they missed out on a 40-50% return ( on average ) since. Yes, there is MORE likelihood of a market drop now then March 2009. But no, it is not likely until at least April 2011. And this is precisely why the markets may rise another 10-20% over the winter. People are not happy making 1% in their bank accounts, and Mutual Fund managers who believe the bear market crap cannot continually underperform their peers waiting for the "inevitable" sell off they believe in.

In conclusion, I happen to agree there are some headwinds the US market has to deal with in the future. But I'm thinking we're at least a year from those headwinds, and it is pointless to predict what will occur before it starts to occur. At that point, I will happily short as needed in what will no doubt be a much healthier time to do so.

I underestimated the market gains somewhat but basically pegged the bull market over the winter. Now, note what I said about April 2011. And to be quite honest, I only have three positions right now and two of them are shorts. May is historically very weak for stocks, now is the time to look for good shorting opportunities. I may be a little early on these shorts, but I partially hedged my bets by going long one technology company.

You see buddy, I'm a trader not an investor and I'm neither a bull nor a bear. I keep hoping this forum will improve in quality for TRADERS but instead we get bs from the likes of you, GrandSuperCycle, FlyDown and the rest of the permabear gang who can only play one game and don't know when to abandon it.

You can claim buying Silver before it went parabolic was a good choice, but without diversification it would be a reckless choice.
Just buying metals is gambling. But if that's your game well every strategy has a shot.
 
Hey Billyjoerob Interesting links I was reading a post of yours from January talking about AIG warrants and how it was time to short AIG.
Your explanation made a lot of sense and of course proved correct.

Great call I was just wondering what you thought of AIG now specifically the warrants I'm thinking of buying some. Cheers.
 
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