With the endless parade of experts on Bloomberg and CNBC calling for more destruction I can't help but think markets are close to a bottom. All these guys were telling us to hang in there and buy quality for months and now the safe bet is to say the Worlds coming to an end. Heck this summer I saw the CEO of First Trust screaming he's buying LEH, BAC, WB, C as we'll never see these deals again LOL.
I especially like when they bring on these under 35 traders and "analysts" talking technicals and a break through 800 on the S&P as low as 650; like these kids have a clue. Might start nippling outside of the PM market soon.
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With the endless parade of experts on Bloomberg and CNBC calling for more destruction I can't help but think markets are close to a bottom. All these guys were telling us to hang in there and buy quality for months and now the safe bet is to say the Worlds coming to an end. Heck this summer I saw the CEO of First Trust screaming he's buying LEH, BAC, WB, C as we'll never see these deals again LOL.
I especially like when they bring on these under 35 traders and "analysts" talking technicals and a break through 800 on the S&P as low as 650; like these kids have a clue. Might start nippling outside of the PM market soon.
are we watching the same thing? Kudlow Dennis kneale and all the other cheerleaders have been calling a bottom since october....and again nobody knows how many bad assets there are so it is possible for the S&P to go to 650 and the dow to go to under 6000, this isnt a normal market that we have seen in our lifetimes....definately unchartered territories....btw take a look at the nasdaq almost 10 years later and not even close to the levels.
are we watching the same thing? Kudlow Dennis kneale and all the other cheerleaders have been calling a bottom since october....and again nobody knows how many bad assets there are so it is possible for the S&P to go to 650 and the dow to go to under 6000, this isnt a normal market that we have seen in our lifetimes....definately unchartered territories....btw take a look at the nasdaq almost 10 years later and not even close to the levels.
i agree. you cant predict the market bottom. If investors are not going to put their money back into the market, it is going to keep falling. And people are going to stay out of the market until we see some confidence in Washington which isnt going to happen anytime soon. People are not going to risk losing their money when they dont know what to expect. Congress is throwing away trillions of dollars into stimulus packages that are not going to do much. It is supposed to create 3.5 million jobs, but theres not a lot of finacial people that got layed off going to go out and build roads, so im not sure how they expect that to work.
i agree. you cant predict the market bottom. If investors are not going to put their money back into the market, it is going to keep falling. And people are going to stay out of the market until we see some confidence in Washington which isnt going to happen anytime soon. People are not going to risk losing their money when they dont know what to expect. Congress is throwing away trillions of dollars into stimulus packages that are not going to do much. It is supposed to create 3.5 million jobs, but theres not a lot of finacial people that got layed off going to go out and build roads, so im not sure how they expect that to work.
It is supposed to create 3.5 million jobs, but theres not a lot of
finacial people that got layed off going to go out and build roads, so
im not sure how they expect that to work. ------ the people from microsoft and HP as well...they'll be studying the field mouse in the Queens backyard
It is supposed to create 3.5 million jobs, but theres not a lot of
finacial people that got layed off going to go out and build roads, so
im not sure how they expect that to work. ------ the people from microsoft and HP as well...they'll be studying the field mouse in the Queens backyard
It is supposed to create 3.5 million jobs, but theres not a lot of
finacial people that got layed off going to go out and build roads, so
im not sure how they expect that to work. _______________________________________________
Now what obama says "will create or save 3.5 million jobs" so he is in a win win situation how can we dispute how many he saves?
It is supposed to create 3.5 million jobs, but theres not a lot of
finacial people that got layed off going to go out and build roads, so
im not sure how they expect that to work. _______________________________________________
Now what obama says "will create or save 3.5 million jobs" so he is in a win win situation how can we dispute how many he saves?
I'm not talking about Larry Kudlow that guy is a moron and has been calling Gold to 200 for 6 years LOL. I'm talking about all these gurus they have on and I'm not recommending buying anything tied to financials. I do see some things breaking out I.E Biotech, BRIC, Non leveraged closed ends. Put a small amount of money in these areas via Unit Trusts on 1/26 markets lower andI'm up around 7%. I am lookingat infrastructure names too at this point.
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I'm not talking about Larry Kudlow that guy is a moron and has been calling Gold to 200 for 6 years LOL. I'm talking about all these gurus they have on and I'm not recommending buying anything tied to financials. I do see some things breaking out I.E Biotech, BRIC, Non leveraged closed ends. Put a small amount of money in these areas via Unit Trusts on 1/26 markets lower andI'm up around 7%. I am lookingat infrastructure names too at this point.
btw take a look at the nasdaq almost 10 years later and not even close to the levels.
The Nasdaq was trading @100x earnings on the stocks that actually had earnings. That was a bubble but the S&P below 20x earnings is usually a buy. I don't have the figures in front of me but I'm assuming S&P is around 10x now that said I'm looking for cash rich, low multiple companies that are growing revenues regardless of what index they trade on and will begin picking; yes I will use trailing stops.
btw take a look at the nasdaq almost 10 years later and not even close to the levels.
The Nasdaq was trading @100x earnings on the stocks that actually had earnings. That was a bubble but the S&P below 20x earnings is usually a buy. I don't have the figures in front of me but I'm assuming S&P is around 10x now that said I'm looking for cash rich, low multiple companies that are growing revenues regardless of what index they trade on and will begin picking; yes I will use trailing stops.