The S&P has topped !

Has the S&P topped and headed for a sharp correction?

  • yes

    Votes: 58 30.5%
  • no

    Votes: 59 31.1%
  • I don't know / I don't care / I don't like you

    Votes: 73 38.4%

  • Total voters
    190
Quote from Chuck Krug:

for longerterm:
i find it hard to be bearish on stocks when the bond market looks so toppish
Funny you should say that.

I'm a crackerjack w stocks, but I found out recently how little that translates into understanding bonds.

Very hard to predict the bond market amigo, very hard.
 
Quote from EMRGLOBAL:

You are correct, 126.80 was the print. Haven't looked since thursday...

No big deal...wasn't paying attention when I posted.

Who cares at what entry point my "paper" trade was made. I'm still negitive, in the Red, so far I'm wrong. The markets are going Up Up Up

In sure your killing it in real life aren't ya.

You cover yet? Down about 60 handles. What's your exit plan ?
 
S&P500 daily chart posted at my blog shows extreme overextension contained within the megaphone pattern.

This pattern reminds me of Wile E. Coyote
temporarily defying gravity after running off the cliff...
 
Quote from GrandSupercycle:

S&P500 daily chart posted at my blog shows extreme overextension contained within the megaphone pattern.

This pattern reminds me of Wile E. Coyote
temporarily defying gravity after running off the cliff...

So, you expect S&P500 will make a noticeable drop?
 
top schmop.

the only thing that will kill this market is the end of QE and the end of pomo. that's it. nothing else. stop with all the patterns, the fundamentals, etc. the fed has to stop the liquidity. or the market has to think the fed will stop.

if QE3 even becomes a remote possibility, we're going much higher.
 
Quote from Slava_UT:
So, you expect S&P500 will make a noticeable drop?

The equity rally since Aug 2010 has continued for longer than expected – similar to what happened after I began my warnings in early 2007 but the market decline didn’t start until mid 2007.

Despite market intervention/QE, natural market forces can not be stopped – only delayed.

When the market does reassert control, the reaction (the overdue correction) may be even more extreme due to that delay.

Key global indexes are now extremely overextended and it’s concerning.

The chart pattern at my blog remains valid but whatever patterns eventuate, my indicators continue to warn that March 2009 lows will be breached.
 
Quote from GrandSupercycle:

The equity rally since Aug 2010 has continued for longer than expected – similar to what happened after I began my warnings in early 2007 but the market decline didn’t start until mid 2007.

Despite market intervention/QE, natural market forces can not be stopped – only delayed.



yeah, delayed until QE stops.
 
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