Stocks will soar next week

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That's the only problem. You only rarely get pullbacks in the ES, so you are often forced to just jump in at the open, or chase it a little later on in the day. However, you would still be extremely unlikely not to make money if you chase it, although it goes against lots of people's natural instincts.
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Exactly, as soon as the market opens it gains momentum and just continues to push to the upside, 6 up days in a row since the last little pullback more than 6 trading days ago, this is not a healthy market, Im reading a lot of forums and I hear the same thing over and over again that this market is being forced up by POMO and cheap easy money policies by Bubble ben bernanke, this can only go on for so long.
 
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Exactly, as soon as the market opens it gains momentum and just continues to push to the upside, 6 up days in a row since the last little pullback more than 6 trading days ago, this is not a healthy market, Im reading a lot of forums and I hear the same thing over and over again that this market is being forced up by POMO and cheap easy money policies by Bubble ben bernanke, this can only go on for so long.
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Why go down?

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The Federal Reserve Bank of New York bought $8.359 billion in Treasury debt on Monday, part of the Fed's second round of quantitative easing, and includes purchases made under a previous program to reinvest cash from its maturing mortgage-related holdings back into Treasurys. Dealers offered the central bank $23.176 billion in debt maturing from 2018 to 2020. Since the program began in August, the Fed had bought $378 billion through Friday, according to Morgan Stanley.
 
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Why go down?

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The Federal Reserve Bank of New York bought $8.359 billion in Treasury debt on Monday, part of the Fed's second round of quantitative easing, and includes purchases made under a previous program to reinvest cash from its maturing mortgage-related holdings back into Treasurys. Dealers offered the central bank $23.176 billion in debt maturing from 2018 to 2020. Since the program began in August, the Fed had bought $378 billion through Friday, according to Morgan Stanley.
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Us stock market capitalization is up $4 trillion since august

it's just stocks in the US.
during the last 6 days it's up around 600 billion
Those purchases are not enough to justify that
it's a runaway bubble that will continue for some time even if QE stopped
Of course it can continue for another 6-18 months and we can reach 2000 or even 3000 on S&P500 but the best and quickest money of the year will be made downside as usual
just sit tight and wait for the opportunity

and buy and hold will lose all paper gains as usual
 
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this is not a healthy market, Im reading a lot of forums and I hear the same thing over and over again that this market is being forced up by POMO and cheap easy money policies by Bubble ben bernanke, this can only go on for so long.
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That "so long" can be "the rest of this year or more". Employment numbers are still in the doldrums, giving the Fed an excuse to have a QE3. Don't fight the Fed.
 
according to bernanke's theory of using the stock market to stimulate the employment figures, a few off hand calculations to restore unemployment numbers to the "normal" rate of 5%, we are looking at Dow 30k-50k ++.

Obama needs to save his presidency. He has a little over a year to do so. So he has given an ultimatum to all agencies to ramp it up by any means possible.
 
I was thinking about this today...


No matter which way you slice it..... If i was to start a business today, all of my costs have doubled, and if this continues will triple in the next 2 to 3 years...


My biggest holding (my house) is continuing to lose value everyday...


I can not secure any type of business credit, and wont be able to for some time......


Where is the disconnect here.... between reality and wall street.....



(And yes POMO wins all) got it..


But on the flip side, credit is constrained, and there is less competition from shaking out all of the weak company's in the crash...

Once credit does become more lax, and more risk is on there will be more competition to all of the stronger company's right now sucking up all the profits from less competition and excess liquidity from people spending less on housing and stimulus..
 
UP TUESDAY CHECK 12233.15 71.52 +0.59%


RISK free money making money continues and continues and continues.

MARKETS UP 7 DAYS in a row!!!!!

Imagine the markets being down 7 days in a row, I think they would be on QE 4 maybe QE 5 by now. They might have closed down the exchanges after the 4th down in a row....
 
Up Monday... check (11,891.93 +63.73 +0.54%)
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Up Wednesday... check (12,041.97 +1.81 +0.02%)
Up Thursday... check (12,062.26 +20.29 +0.17%)
Up Friday... check (Dow 12,092.15 +29.89 +0.25%)

Up Monday... check (12,161.63 +69.48 +0.57%)
Up Tuesday... check (12,233.15 +71.52 +0.59%)

Up Wednesday
Up Thursday
Up Friday




"Just buy the fucking dip." - BroccoliMan Superhero, 2010
 
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