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Strategies & Market Trends : LastShadow's Position Trading
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To: HandsOn who wrote (33114)3/24/2000 6:26:00 PM
From: Jeff Jordan  Read Replies (2) of 43080
 
I don't know anything about DDDC so I have no comments.

POWI saw some pretty good interest @ 29.5, I'm expecting it to find a range for a couple of sessions. 29-34, I suppose confidence will build before it starts filling the gap.

I hope to look at some earnings this weekend before the earnings season starts in earnest. I'm expecting more volatility in the market as the interest rake hikes and fear of them starts to be taken seriously and how they effect the markets.

I'm still having problems with all the FED talk and the need to shock the markets with larger rate hikes. I'm not seeing any signs of inflation? Oil is the only thing I see thats inflated. Political pressure is being applied to ease this engineered squeeze in supply....a little late if you ask me. Either way oil output will be increased and oil companies will take their time lowering the prices at the pump. As investors we can't feel comfortable when forces are targeting stability in the markets. So once the markets begin to get rattled lots of money will vanish and many little people will be hurt....mutual fund gains will be miniscule and you will see lots of political unrest and voter dissatisfaction after the causes are debated. This topic will become quite a debate over the remainder of the year as the impact begins to be felt. When you start messing with peoples pocket books there's a price to pay.....let's hope some rational thinking returns. Rising equity prices does not cause inflation. I'm for fighting inflation and the causes when we see it. I remember the late 70's very well.
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