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Strategies & Market Trends : The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory

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To: Oblomov who wrote (81463)5/4/2007 6:21:09 AM
From: Chispas   of 110194
 
Fiend SuperBear - "Twenty three of 26 and still counting. Now we are at the point where few people living today were trading stocks the last time the Dow had it so good. The Dow's current run is now its best (in terms of wins and losses) since 1944.

Of course it is easy for folks to get bullish at this point but I also detect a little concern over how money is flowing into the Dow regardless of news. Clearly there is a liquidity frenzy going on suspiciously simultanteous to the housing bubble collapse. The housing bubble was created to stem the collapse of the stock market bubble and now we are coming around full circle.

So much for the idea of the Fed saving a few bullets for a truly rainy day. They seem determined to run the bubble economy until something goes wrong. Now that they are maxing out in terms of monetary growth what will be the next trick to bail folks out?

If the Fed is indeed trying to paper over the economic slowdown look for gold to break out above $700 an ounce. As the Dow has trickled higher I expect to see some really crazy moves in gold. Perhaps $50 or more in a single trading session. I think most everyone knows the party is almost over but for now the plan is to just make believe all is well."

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