Quote from shortie:
The shorts are being killed right now (again, f*k!) that's much is clear. My question is whether the same is about to happen to the bulls late to the party.
Looking at the last year charts (see a couple of charts attached) I see that there was a fast run-up right into the new year all of which (and some more) was lost 1-2 weeks later.
will the history repeat itself?
Quote from shortie:
The shorts are being killed right now (again, f*k!) that's much is clear. My question is whether the same is about to happen to the bulls late to the party.
Looking at the last year charts (see a couple of charts attached) I see that there was a fast run-up right into the new year all of which (and some more) was lost 1-2 weeks later.
will the history repeat itself?
Quote from bridenour:
So tired of people talking about the "imminent dump" right around the corner.
There will not be any meaningful selling - PERIOD -- until there is a meaningful reason to do so.
Here are the possibilities to start that process:
1) Significant sovereign defaults (Greece, Eastern block, others?)
2) Majorly disappointing earning reports (a few weeks off from now)
3) Unexpected increase in interest rates (or poor Tbill sales)
4) Black swan event?
Point here is -- the shit is not going to start just going down for no reason....its not going to happen. Up or more consolidation from this point on until something significant happens news-wise.
peas and queues, bitches