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Thanks and thanks for posting.The bullish case right now is all liquidity and psychology...that is, "too many" people think we need to drop. At this point I believe too many people have hitched onto that bullish contrarian perspective reasoning the Fed purchase will also bolster the market. Win - win in there eyes. Therefore I think we will actually drop, just enough to shake the confidence of the weaker hands. It's reverse reverse psychology. :blink: I'll bolster that argument by saying we are reaching the euphoric stage where fools rush in...following the same logic as the lasat paragraph in Tom's commentary today. Therefore I'll remain in G and lean bearish a bit longer.
That's my read on the market psychology of the moment. Take it for what its worth...which aint much. I've been have been playing the cautious side since early July and have missed a lot of gains as a result.
Good luck and thanks as always for the charts!
Another QE reversal type double top?:worried: Market hates my analysis.![]()
Yea it likes reverse logic. I am glad to see you post count increasing. Looks like your re-entered into the game.But it loves complacent retail investors...
Market volume is on pace to be another low day... institutions are waiting (not sure why since they already know) for the Fed to speak tomorrow.
Don't forget, there was bad economic news today, some more bad earnings... all good for the market...
Euphoria is everywhere (well, except in the potash market)...
Looks like your re-entered into the game.![]()
Don't worry. When QE ends so will buy and hold.Not really, still licking my wounds from a very painful trade as my "system" has failed and needs replacement... still working towards that, but with little experience, I may just stay in G awhile (heck its making over 2% now)... even though not enough to beat inflation (ok, Fed says inflation is <1% ahahahahahahaha, have they been grocery shopping recently)...
Good luck to you, I know this year hasn't been great to you either... It's years like these last 2 that I question why I ever decided to stop being a B&H'r...
Don't worry. When QE ends so will buy and hold.![]()
Post deadline we are coiled for a bigger move, but which direction? I pick down.:blink:
We must be headed up then...thanks for the tip.Post deadline we are coiled for a bigger move, but which direction? I pick down.:blink:
Johnny Ringo says, "The markets' long term momentum continues to remain strong and indicates the risk of a bull market top remains remote."
You're welcomed.We must be headed up then...thanks for the tip.![]()