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"The next bull market rally has begun and there are bargains in every emerging market following a record slump in stocks," Templeton Asset Management Ltd's Mark Mobius said.
squalebear,
I'm not sure what single day record you may be referencing? I'm trying to think back about some more recent records like the day I lost $241K in one day. I won't know how much valuation I gained until my account is updated by Merrill after 2400 hours. But I suspect it was sweet. I'm trying to stay conservative in my expectations but still plan on a $100K week if I can get it. Anything larger than that would of course be appreciated - I have a long way to recover my $1M haircut. I am lucky because all my assets are still intact and they should float my boat. I did buy 432 individual positions looking for the bottom last fall and those assets will soon be going into the profit zone. Cramer is really hyping tomorrow's activity saying this rally is real. I'll take whatever fate delivers. The problem now is that my dividend reinvestments this week will cost more - is there ever any justice.
I believe this rally can run through June and then we may get a successful retest of the March lows. But we don't need to retest just like we didn't get the climax selling for a bottom but rather had a selling dry up. I would look at the run we had in 1995 and 2003 - both moves had only minimal corrections - hardly enough time to sneeze. The bull will do what it can to be sure only the few participate. Sentiment is getting ready to shift to fear of missing the rally and the anxiety of perhaps paying too much and getting whipsawed. A lot can happen in six trading days once money starts to flow. The TICK of money flow is resting at new all time highs. Today the CO NYSE MCO exploded to its own new record high. My adrenaline rush hasn't worn off yet. Snort.
The Fed still has a lot of work to do with their announced programs. The Fed will be purchasing Treasury notes and inflation protected Treasury securities with maturities of two years to ten years and will begin the program this week. The Fed also has increased its ceiling on purchases of mortgage-backed securities guaranteed by mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to $1.25 trillion from the previously set $500 billion. Through March 11, the Fed had purchased $69 billion of mortgage-backed securities and had commitments to buy $148 billion more. It will increase the amount of Fannie and Freddie's debt that it buys to $200 billion from $100 billion. Through March 11, it had purchased $48 billion of their debt. Gimme some of those toxic assets - oh that's right, I already own my share.