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Birchtree said:
Has my friend McDuck been buried or what?
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McDuck didn't take his "time out" as well as you did. He asked to be removed from the board. I'll miss some of his posts, but our moderators' job just got a little easier.
 
From Stephan Roach: The Fed is going to blow the exit, get ready for another massive bubble. I can't wait if it's going to be in financial assts.
 
Birchtree said:
From Stephan Roach: The Fed is going to blow the exit, get ready for another massive bubble. I can't wait if it's going to be in financial assts.
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Dollar being contratian, transports inconclusive, financials and property already bubbled, VIX on a see-saw...What about (extremely wide range) commodities?
 
tsptalk said:
McDuck didn't take his "time out" as well as you did. He asked to be removed from the board. I'll miss some of his posts, but our moderators' job just got a little easier.
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That's a shame..McD if you read this, I wish you luck....You are one sharp Cookie when it comes to the Markets..I shall miss your input..:(
 
tsptalk said:
McDuck didn't take his "time out" as well as you did. He asked to be removed from the board. I'll miss some of his posts, but our moderators' job just got a little easier.
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McDuck is like a tsptalk crack addict, he'll be back.;)
 
"Lateral moves off a strong move higher get people very bearish almost instantaneously given the back and forth action which ultimately serves to ratchet up bearish sentiment and provide the short fuel for the next leg higher. Lateral moves make bears out of many previous bulls and make normal bears become super bears. The necessary energy needed to punch through resistance is being built up in our lateral bases which will need a trigger. A gap up/out would serve to yrap a lot of short interest. Sentiment in the options market is closer to 1.0 which is showing too much pessimism."

http://safehaven.com/article-15250.htm
 
Hey Birchtree fans. You better talk to your friend as he is on thin ice here. He has zero respect for this board or anyone on it. He is gone for another 2 days after blatantly reposting something that we edited because of bad taste. Shocker! If he doesn't stop the BS, he'll be gone for 30-days next, then a year. I'm so tired of babysitting his posts.

It's ironic birch, that you talk about certain portions of the population that can not control themselves, yet here you are again, banned because you can not control yourself in a public forum.

For those looking for his latest market insight - he is still bullish. ;)
 
Birchtree said:
Ah, it's good to be home. My friends, ice fishing is not all it's made out to be. The secrete is to have good shelter and plenty of rum.

"The cult of non-participation revisited."

http://safehaven.com/article-15270.htm
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Birchtree, please limit your posts remainly to the stock market and the TSP. Although your thoughts in other area are interesting, some don't reflect properly on this board. Be good my friend.
 
" The bears have been wrong the entire way up because they have lost focus on the technical analysis to some degree. Some have been calling every new high as the market top. Where they have failed during this market rally is that individual stocks have not reflected topping patterns or technical analysis that would support calling tops on the stock market."

http://safehaven.com/article-15284.htm
 
" The asset that attracted the most money was actually bond funds. In their hasty flight to safety, investors piled almost $400 billion into bond funds. That's the biggest bond buying spree in history. With $10 trillion held in cash throughtout banks and retail money market funds earning near zero yields, mutual fund shareholders have been slowly recovering from the traumas of 2008 by moving off the sidelines and into the higher yields of bond funds. But as history has shown us time and time again, most investors are usually wrong. The new found love affair with 'safe' bonds shouldn't be any different."

http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article15799.html
 
tsptalk said:
If he doesn't stop the BS...
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Birch,

I've got to admit I'm 'impressed' with this. That sounds like something I would say ;) ... gosh I can see me saying about the exact same thing :cheesy::worried:

Anyway -- it is good to have ya back and Armstrong is another one of favorites.

Later man
 
While another housing bubble is not likely, some are now worried about a new bubble forming in U.S. stocks and bond markets, as well as some commodities. The SPX has gained 64% since it hit a low in March. Now I could really go for an equity bubble as deep in stocks as I'm resting. Yes, bring on the bubble while no one is participating - that's how it should be done.
 
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