Silverbird
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CNN says that the testimony on Tuesday will be more on the latest rescue plan and a bit on Fannie and Freddie.
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Rescue plan seeks $700B to buy bad mortgages- AP
The Bush administration is asking Congress to let the government buy $700 billion in toxic mortgages in the largest financial bailout since the Great Depression, according to a draft of the plan obtained Saturday by The Associated Press.
I would say that any earning or economic data will be trumped my any news from the four horsemen and the Congress.
Also, someone brought up a good point this morning and I'm sorry I can't remember who it is. Chart analysis will be out of skew now that they changed the rules of the game. The internal dynamics of the game have been changed with the no shorting rule in place.
This will be a interesting week. After two enormous up days we should see a pull back or at least some consolidation. The chart is horribly off balance with the 80 point range it had over the last two days. Once this starts to sink in the player will take the profits. I'm surprised it did not happen at the end of the trading day, but then again the market needs to hold up until Congress hammers out the bail out bill.
I can sort of undersand the bailout. But, this is (my opinion) creating a huge debt for the future. Do they have a plan for paying down this debt?
Oh, that's going to work! :blink: These are people who are already walking away, are down the path and disappearing over the hill! That was part of what created the original problem!Nope, just a roll of the dice that people do not just walk away from the houses.
Chart analysis will be out of skew now that they changed the rules of the game. The internal dynamics of the game have been changed with the no shorting rule in place.
Thinking about next week and what is to come I'm reminded that the market will do everything, and I do mean everything, to keep the majority (lilly padders and chicletts) from participating, bull markets do not like company, only at the top. Also the VIX rose during the market advance of 1996 to 1998. It's really a matter of how much liquidity there is in the system and has very little directly to do with complacency or panic. Now is not the time to get all beared up - but rather throw caution to the wind and assume the risk and the potential that will evolve.
Now those are words to put in your tickler file! And I do heartily agree. What date are we talking - October 2 was it? And don't forget the lag time beforehand that it takes to move our TSP dollars....They have cause a artificial environment for stocks to rally and when they take the limits off look out.
Watch the dollar. When (not if) it reverses its uptrend of late, look out.
If i was in stocks, I'd be shaking. Also if you are in F, you might want to reconsider. Not only is this bad for the dollar, but inflation will cause bonds to sell off. Flight to safety may be Gold and Oil now. :nuts: