Thorn is calling..

Where will the s&p be at year end?

  • Above 1350

    Votes: 52 47.3%
  • Below 1350

    Votes: 33 30.0%
  • I don't know/ good to have you back thorn!/ what are you doing back thorn?

    Votes: 25 22.7%

  • Total voters
    110
Quote from Restricted:

Well said, I agree it begins with the first opening tha doesnt hold. We havent had one of those in what feels like forever.

Looks like we had one today .
 
Quote from Cutten:

Even if the call is correct and the S&P *does* go below 1350 by year end, surely it is much more profitable to short once it starts doing that, rather than before it shows any sign of doing so? Unless I have missed some sign of a reversal or imminent top, that is - in which case I'd love to know what that sign was.


Those who can identify the "sign" more quickly than others are the ones who stand to prosper the most .
 
mkt not even giving decent dips to allow buying...... that says alot.

Beware o evil bears that thoust not anger the mkt gods, hence they send uptick after uptick for 40 days and 40 nights..... and it will make the S&P rise 10 points above its highest prior peak. ....... drowning all the bears.
 
Quote from lilduckling:

mkt not even giving decent dips to allow buying...... that says alot.

Beware o evil bears that thoust not anger the mkt gods, hence they send uptick after uptick for 40 days and 40 nights..... and it will make the S&P rise 10 points above its highest prior peak. ....... drowning all the bears.

It was the Germans who froze to death during operation Barbarosa, after they decided to shoot the Russian messengers

May be the Russians knew that their Fuhrer was going to let his troops down. Oh, he distrusted his Generals so much

And what about the French when they decided to conquer Moscow, all the Russians did was to burn down their prospective supply line with their scorched Earth policy

If history has anything to teach us about not going too far too fast in one direction

just my 0.000, oh!
 
The weirdest part about this supposed slowly US economy is that there is very little evidence that it is taking place in the capital markets. There is virtually no yield to be found anywhere and lenders aren't at all fearful about extending credit. However, perceptions might change and risk adjustment could happen quickly.
 
Quote from thorn:

Actually i still think so, though it certainly isn't 50/50 anymore.

yes, I still think the s&p can finish the year below 1350.
 
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