Whipsaw's Account Talk

I may be on the lilly pad, but I'm on the right side today, for now... (hows that for a posative attitude!??) :cheesy: 5 trading days untill I get a couple of moves back in the hip pocket; what are the odds of a bottom hitting on 2 Sep? Labor day is 1 Sep, maybe a post holiday reversal... Hmmmmm....
 
Planning to remove and replace the heater core in my Ford Explorer this weekend. @#%&$ car is build around the heater core! Have to pull out the dash, and dismantle much of the engine compartment to get to the thing.
 
If Wall Street is thinking about the next ten months and you're thinking about the next ten years, case closed - that's your advantsage.
 
If Wall Street is thinking about the next ten months and you're thinking about the next ten years, case closed - that's your advantsage.

I do need to look at the bigger picture and stay invested, jumping out last month was not a good move; still... looking for a good entry point in the short term!
 
I do need to look at the bigger picture and stay invested, jumping out last month was not a good move; still... looking for a good entry point in the short term!

Futures are down, and then there is this claiming that the cyclically adjusted price-earnings (CAPE) ratio is at a level that preceded significant market crashes in the past: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/robert-shiller-stock-market-pre-123712585.html

There may be a really good entry point on the way :notrust: (*I do have to consider that often I am my own conrarian indicator; and that this could be a manipulation of market perception to get folks leaning the wrong way and helping out the insiders!)
 
IMO, the market never corrected for any movement up to be considered a DCB. The numbers may look big, but percentages are small within the indexes. I also believe his parameters have passed by as well where he considering buying. Predictions are tough because they are often reflective of one's desired outcome.

This market was head faking if anything by COB on Thursday. I posted in market outlook thread yesterday, I suffered from cognitive dissonance and therefore I remained in the G Fund to draw worry-free interest. Yesterday did not look like a good day to buy in because of my mixed signals.

Someone was calling a dead cat bounce for the other day (Burrocrat's thread?), looks like they were right. Going down... Political upheaval with Scotland and the UK a factor?

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/imf-s...scotland-votes-leave-143837845--business.html

We shall see what Monday brings; cooling my heels in G.
 
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