There may be a selloff coming

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As some point the US economy is going to pick up again rapidly. Currently housing is poor and and economic gropwth is very slow. but eventually there will be signs of resurgence and when that time comes there will probably be a rate hike of anywhere from .25 to .75 point in the next few years, as has been the case all over the world as emerging markets have boomed.

It seems foolish to assume the US economy isn't going to pick up because it will as it always has in the past.

These necessary rake hikes will will cause a kneejerk painful selloff of 10-15% or more of all the indexes which may last a year.

At some point, investors will realize that low rates don't mean everyting and that economic growth is actually a positive; not a negative. The dollar will rise along and so will the market.

Trying to time when this will happen is very difficult but there will probably be a rate hike of .25% within a year.

After the market regains its bearings the rally which began in October 02 will continue in full force.

Sometimes I wish the fed would just raise rates by a quarter point to get it over with. It would be such a refeif even though it would trigger a selloff.
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This works on the general public, as the market's designed to extract wealth from the less informed via the "buy buy buy" sentiment.

You'd make a very good stock broker and help the rest of us with liquidity while taking profit.
 
Looks like the UK economy grew faster than expected.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=afnZ5oam2FHY&refer=home

Futures just walked off a cliff. Dow future down 40 points from being down just 7 an hour ago. Ouch. Good thing I'm in stuff like RIMM where it isn't affected by that crap.

This low rate obsession simply isn't sustainable. The US economy will pick up and rates may have to go up. In fact they probably will. And it will suck for a lot of people in stocks. Some hedge funds will be decimated. Fortunes will be lost. My advice: get off the leverage now and add slowly on margin once the market does down maybe 6-10%.

It is foolish and wishful thinking to assume this low econ growth low interest rate utopia will continue.

At some point there will have too be a psychological transition where econ growth is welcomed; not feared. Once that happens the market will resume its rally in earnest.
 
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There are hundreds of "investors" here, what's your problem with him?

TNG
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the problem is the viliage idiot is an antogonistic pest whom offers nothing of value & posts full of smack.

rather than respect experience & sound advise,he pounds his child-like chest at a measly 40% return.....on an investment.

the so called "100`s" of investors here don`t watch there etrade acct 8 hours a day & post 12 times a day like a mental patient or make ignorant comments about market conditions that pertain to nothing.
 
Quote from stock_trad3r:

Looks like the UK economy grew faster than expected.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=afnZ5oam2FHY&refer=home

Futures just walked off a cliff. Dow future down 40 points from being down just 7 an hour ago. Ouch. Good thing I'm in stuff like RIMM where it isn't affected by that crap.

This low rate obsession simply isn't sustainable. The US economy will pick up and rates may have to go up. In fact they probably will. And it will suck for a lot of people in stocks. Some hedge funds will be decimated. Fortunes will be lost. My advice: get off the leverage now and add slowly on margin once the market does down maybe 6-10%.

It is foolish and wishful thinking to assume this low econ growth low interest rate utopia will continue.

At some point there will have too be a psychological transition where econ growth is welcomed; not feared. Once that happens the market will resume its rally in earnest.
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Did you get your non-inbred cousins to start posting as you? All of a sudden, after never having shown any thought process, you show one? Albeit weak, I must say I'm impressed...and quite pissed. The last thing this site needs is you actually trying to figure out economics...stick to what you're best at which is being a retarded windbag to laugh to at.

Thanks stock_turder. :D
 
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the problem is the viliage idiot is an antogonistic pest whom offers nothing of value & posts full of smack.

rather than respect experience & sound advise,he pounds his child-like chest at a measly 40% return.....on an investment.

the so called "100`s" of investors here don`t watch there etrade acct 8 hours a day & post 12 times a day like a mental patient or make ignorant comments about market conditions that pertain to nothing.
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Really? I think the problem is all the idiots following people around to dog them continuosly. This is what's turning this site from a place to discuss trading/investing into another freaking high school b!tchfest.

TNG
 
You have to have thick skin to post here regularly. On the internet the laws of civility that people take for granted in in the real world can't be enforced.
 
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