Top is in!!!! 4/25 or 4/26

No way....you gotta sell hope, and materials/transports just don't do that for people. Gotta be tech all over again. Besides, it's been quite a few years and people have mostly forgotten the beating from last time... :D
 
i tell you what if the march lows hold and spx makes all time highs then that means hyperinflationary death spike up for the price of everything.
 
Quote from chewbacca:

i tell you what if the march lows hold and spx makes all time highs then that means hyperinflationary death spike up for the price of everything.

the bright side of the above senerio is that it'll be cool to be a daytrader. girls may rape us.
 
We are about to crater.

I see a reliable technical indicator that has never failed, and it's flashing Dow 11,800.

Take the money and run.

Japan is where it's at!

Screw you all. :D
 
Quote from ByLoSellHi:

We are about to crater.

I see a reliable technical indicator that has never failed, and it's flashing Dow 11,800.

Take the money and run.

Japan is where it's at!

Screw you all. :D

care to share what that is?
 
Quote from stock_trad3r:

just one day though...it has been in the crapper since 2003 until a few months ago

then we have the SUNW, AMD, INTC...tech isnt doing so well

AMD has moved up $2 in 2 weeks, AMZN popped $11 today, TXN popped $.50 today, and INTC is a few cents from the 52 week high. Get your head out of the goog sand:P.
 
Quote from myminitrading:

Who is buying here raise your hand?

i'm not enthusiastic about getting long, but guess what...

... we're in a bull and we're going MUCH higher. Definitely going to retest the 1525 of 7 yrs past.

Past that I have no idea. Maybe Bernanke will put an end to it next FOMC (2-3 weeks), just like he did PRECISELY this time last year. gasoline is getting out of control and the euphoric short covering won't persist forever. [and the stats are VERY bullish for continued strength in gasoline] I think the only thing stopping RBOB is demand falloff from high prices. And who knows where that point is...

Just realize that considering dollar weakness, indexes are only up a few nominal percent y/y (like 3-4% at most), and that at best covers inflation losses.
 
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