Contrarian Headlines?

[tsptalk]

We have heard of the Time, Newsweek, Barron's etc., Front Cover contrarian headlines, but is the Drudge Report also a contrarian play?

Today's Headline:

'WE ARE ON THE VERGE OF A GREAT, GREAT DEPRESSION'

 

[FAB1]

We have heard of the Time, Newsweek, Barron's etc., Front Cover contrarian headlines, but is the Drudge Report also a contrarian play?

Today's Headline:

'WE ARE ON THE VERGE OF A GREAT, GREAT DEPRESSION'

Quick, where's my BS Meter?

 

[RealMoneyIssues]

Quick, where's my BS Meter?

If it bleeds it leads...

 

[FAB1]

Today's Headline:

'WE ARE ON THE VERGE OF A GREAT, GREAT DEPRESSION'

Makes me wanna go eat a bowl of Kellogg's Frosted Flakes

 

[James48843]

Down over 2%- all because the House rejected a raise in the debt limit.

 

[RealMoneyIssues]

Down over 2%- all because the House rejected a raise in the debt limit.

Yup, thats the only reason... Still seeing only one side and only one issue... Figures

 

[Happy_Trails]

Today's headline on CBSMarketwatch:

"Dow 20,000, here we come."

Does this offset the great depression guy?

 

[tsptalk]

Yes, it does.

 

[tsptalk]

This week's Barron's... Jinx?

They're not always wrong, but their big headlines don't have the best record historically...

https://www.barrons.com/articles/th...expiration-date-51554510445?mod=bol-social-fb

 

[Bullitt]

 

[tsptalk]

Re: Contrarian Headlines

Two weeks before the 1929 market crash...

 

[nasa1974]

It appears that his crystal ball was broken. I wonder what he had to say 3 weeks later.

 

[tsptalk]

Is this good news, or bad for the market?
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Top CFOs are as bullish on the Dow and as dovish on the Fed as they’ve been in a long time: CNBC survey

CFOs are roundly positive on the performance of the Federal Reserve and increasingly believe it can stick the “soft landing” for the economy, according to the latest quarterly survey of the CNBC CFO Council.

That’s despite the fact that chief financial officers believe inflation will remain above the Fed’s target of 2% until at least 2025, and a significant percentage of CFOs don’t expect the central bank to begin cutting interest rates until September.

The CNBC CFO Council Survey is a quarterly snapshot of views from a select number of CFOs comprising the 100 member-plus council.

CFOs are as bullish on the Dow and Fed as they'''ve been in a long time

 

[Bullitt]

It's amazing what rising stock prices can do for sentiment.