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Based on down Jan and a down Apr in a historic sense this year is shaping up to be a very bad one.
Beware Conehead
(sucker fell 1300 points plus and she was still BULLISH):
5 years later sucker is down another 400 and she is still BULLISH
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Based on down Jan and a down Apr in a historic sense this year is shaping up to be a very bad one.
Beware Conehead
5 years later sucker is down another 400 and she is still BULLISH
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tsptalk wrote:
Who thinks the market is going down next week?
You would be a lonely man.
I like being the lonely man.
Remember this time last year? This board was like a ghost town. Major losses through the summer.
Sometimes you have to keep your ammo dry so you have more later to fire off.
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Who thought the market was going down the first week of January?
Who thinks the market is going down next week?
You would be a lonely man.
I like being the lonely man.
Remember this time last year? This board was like a ghost town. Major losses through the summer.
Sometimes you have to keep your ammo dry so you have more later to fire off.
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tsptalk wrote:
tsptalk wrote:
I've never claimed to have a strategy.
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DMA wrote:
DMA wrote:
Out of curiosity, since I wasn't a member then, I checked back in `Mkt talk' and `Day-to-day" forums. There are names there we seldom see, and some not at all. I wonder how many members there were by this time last year - TSPtalk had justformed in March, and I'll bet there was some hesitantcy in posting; because of people just meeting, & because some were honestly unsure of how the market/TSP worked.So it doesn't seem that it is a case of `remember this time last year...a ghost town;' were very many of us here then? So comparing theBoard's actions/reactions to this time last year may be irrelevant & inconclusive.Remember this time last year? This board was like a ghost town. Major losses through the summer.
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I remember reading a post by Tom that things pick up later in the year to a member that wrote "Is this an active board" or something like that.
Tom has built up a good base of members. Lets hope that continues :^.
I googed tspmoney and wrote tsp money instead and his web sited popped up.
I am glad of that typo.
I remember reading a post by Tom that things pick up later in the year to a member that wrote "Is this an active board" or something like that.
Tom has built up a good base of members. Lets hope that continues :^.
I googed tspmoney and wrote tsp money instead and his web sited popped up.
I am glad of that typo.
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Actually, the market was flirting with the year's highs this time last year. In early July the pullback started.
I don't know if it was the summer thing, the falling market or the fact that I was expecting a big 2nd half of the year (I was 6 weeks early) but activity did lighten up during the summer of 2004.
Then in mid-August, the summer was over, the market bottomed, I was pounding the table to people back into stocks, and the people came back.
I'm not sure what it was exactly. Maybe a combination of all factors.
Actually, the market was flirting with the year's highs this time last year. In early July the pullback started.
I don't know if it was the summer thing, the falling market or the fact that I was expecting a big 2nd half of the year (I was 6 weeks early) but activity did lighten up during the summer of 2004.
Then in mid-August, the summer was over, the market bottomed, I was pounding the table to people back into stocks, and the people came back.
I'm not sure what it was exactly. Maybe a combination of all factors.
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DMA wrote:
DMA wrote:
Abby Jo Does It Again! Who Loves Ya, Baby?This charts probably means nothing. But Abbey Joseph Cohen was on CNBS today "surprise" saying buy tech stocks. Look at what the market has done after she has crawled out from under her rock (marked in yellow - the date she appeared to isannotated also. Just image it is a little yellow dot - thanks!!!!):
BTW: You can really, really, really see the head and shoulder top on this chart.
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Funny three weeks ago Cramer was saying tech is dead when NAS was at 2050.
It moves up 50 and he is buy, buy, buy.
He is a clown. IMHO.
Funny three weeks ago Cramer was saying tech is dead when NAS was at 2050.
It moves up 50 and he is buy, buy, buy.
He is a clown. IMHO.
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No lets don't.
He will bury you again and again and smile the whole way to the bank.
IMHO.
No lets don't.
He will bury you again and again and smile the whole way to the bank.
IMHO.
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I listen to his show again from yesterday.
It was buy tech tech tech.
His words were "Go forth and buy".
I listen to his show again from yesterday.
It was buy tech tech tech.
His words were "Go forth and buy".
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I can't take it anymore!!!!!!!! Turning Jumping Jimmyoff and going to Fox News. His final words," the NASDAQ is a pillar of strength, and you just have to look for clues on what to buy." I'm going to Google right now and doing a search for these clues..... Who knows, TSPTALK might even come up........ YA Baaaaaaaaabbbbyyyy. I 'll take Tom's clues over Jimmy's..... Still grazing, but the trucks driving by leaving the city withlots ofmoneyhas got my attention.... WatchingFriday's action close. SPAF will have a update on this matter for sure.
I can't take it anymore!!!!!!!! Turning Jumping Jimmyoff and going to Fox News. His final words," the NASDAQ is a pillar of strength, and you just have to look for clues on what to buy." I'm going to Google right now and doing a search for these clues..... Who knows, TSPTALK might even come up........ YA Baaaaaaaaabbbbyyyy. I 'll take Tom's clues over Jimmy's..... Still grazing, but the trucks driving by leaving the city withlots ofmoneyhas got my attention.... WatchingFriday's action close. SPAF will have a update on this matter for sure.
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Next they will wheel Art Hogan out.
When Joe BUTTigolia is out calling the bottom - short with both hands, your feet and your brother.
Next they will wheel Art Hogan out.
When Joe BUTTigolia is out calling the bottom - short with both hands, your feet and your brother.
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These commentsare from CNBC Strategy Lab message board. Lots of message boards talking about Abby, CNBC, Kudlow and oil...
according to "T Bone Pickens". This guy knows the oil market and is predicting 60 oil third quarter, latest. Basically reiterating what I have saying (not that I know the market like Bone) that reserve capacity is all but gone and world demand from developing countries is underestimated. In two years the current oil demand growth will reach current capacity (90MB). There is no doubt fast money is in the market and with some typical seasonal weakness, we should get some selling. The question is how much money is waiting to get in?
I'm looking for the CNBCgang to try to talk down oil in the coming months while they talk up techs (will they ever give up?). Look for them to run out "expert" after expert to tell us oil has 30 dollars of speculation priced in it. Just like last year. "true value" of oil was 25 bucks if I remember right and that I should go buy Cisco/Intel/Msft/Dell on valuations.
If oil gets to the low 40's I'll buy with everything I got, full margin, throw everthing I own on ebay to convert to cash, and mortgage the house.
So start talking CNBC.
Boone is one of the few people on CNBC that doesn't make me go "hiflyer" when he comes on. Most of the experts on CnBC are just trying to dump dogs on the retail investor.
Im just adding comments from what appears to be a credible source that has been correct in his recent oil comments. I could post that abby conehead/cohnen is predicting the sp 500 to be 1500 at years end (mmm, that was at the year 2000 end). Or that a Merril Lynch "head of securities" is predicting a rotation into big cap tech and that oil will be 25 bucks at years end.Or maybe the Kudlow's "back of the envolpe" calculations show the dow to be undervalued by 20/30/40% (depending on the day). Oh by the way, Kudlow doesn't own any stocks. Full declosure. (what, you think he is stupid). The paycheck for daily pumping is muchbetter and steady.
It looks like oil will be range bound for the next couple of months, then another leg up.
These commentsare from CNBC Strategy Lab message board. Lots of message boards talking about Abby, CNBC, Kudlow and oil...
according to "T Bone Pickens". This guy knows the oil market and is predicting 60 oil third quarter, latest. Basically reiterating what I have saying (not that I know the market like Bone) that reserve capacity is all but gone and world demand from developing countries is underestimated. In two years the current oil demand growth will reach current capacity (90MB). There is no doubt fast money is in the market and with some typical seasonal weakness, we should get some selling. The question is how much money is waiting to get in?
I'm looking for the CNBCgang to try to talk down oil in the coming months while they talk up techs (will they ever give up?). Look for them to run out "expert" after expert to tell us oil has 30 dollars of speculation priced in it. Just like last year. "true value" of oil was 25 bucks if I remember right and that I should go buy Cisco/Intel/Msft/Dell on valuations.
If oil gets to the low 40's I'll buy with everything I got, full margin, throw everthing I own on ebay to convert to cash, and mortgage the house.
So start talking CNBC.
Boone is one of the few people on CNBC that doesn't make me go "hiflyer" when he comes on. Most of the experts on CnBC are just trying to dump dogs on the retail investor.
Im just adding comments from what appears to be a credible source that has been correct in his recent oil comments. I could post that abby conehead/cohnen is predicting the sp 500 to be 1500 at years end (mmm, that was at the year 2000 end). Or that a Merril Lynch "head of securities" is predicting a rotation into big cap tech and that oil will be 25 bucks at years end.Or maybe the Kudlow's "back of the envolpe" calculations show the dow to be undervalued by 20/30/40% (depending on the day). Oh by the way, Kudlow doesn't own any stocks. Full declosure. (what, you think he is stupid). The paycheck for daily pumping is muchbetter and steady.
It looks like oil will be range bound for the next couple of months, then another leg up.
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Yeah we are talking up Conehead and Cramer here too.
Yeah we are talking up Conehead and Cramer here too.
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