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Up of course. November, middle of November on, she'll be climbing. I tend to think that the S fund is still the best bet because I think it is somehow connected to the government and our politicians. These two entities are not going allow themselves to fall from their perch. When the economy is jumping as it does for these final months of the year, the politicos will be right there showing off during the holidays with this economic up move. And when the politicos want, they can pull some strings to send a charge into the economy. Nov and Dec, and Jan are usually good months for stocks so look for another 5% gain through the end of the year. S&P will reach 1800 and more likely 1850 by Dec 30th. Next year will be a good year for stocks too.Futures were down, now S fund is headed north... Cue Birchtree and Jimmy Joe... where is this going? :nuts:
And if and when the S&P 500 hits 2,000 that would mean a total market gain of 195.6% from its March 2009 closing low of 676.53, putting this bull market among the very best of the last 50 years. What a ride and it ain't over yet.
Market climbing to new highs? Why Yes.
YES WE CAN.
Obama's Socialist Plot To Ruin America Sends Stocks Soaring
Thank you Mr. President !
(Snicker- sorry- I had too! I saw that Birch statement and it reminded me f that linked story!)
And if and when the S&P 500 hits 2,000 that would mean a total market gain of 195.6% from its March 2009 closing low of 676.53, putting this bull market among the very best of the last 50 years. What a ride and it ain't over yet.