Earlie,
I do not invest in indices w/o a reason. Enough said. BTW, will a page full of stocks that are up 400% to 600% in a year be enough to convince you that we are in a bull market? Such data mining would prove nothing to me, BTW.
As for the A/D line, I didn't expect you (of all people!) to resort to technical jargon with a socialistic bend to make a point.
When the Japanese were not selling US stocks, everyone with a brain (i.e. those who do not confuse brains with a bull market, like Skeeter Bug) claimed that it was going to a big, big negative. Now that they are indeed selling, and the market is not budging, it is no big deal.
Just like Y2K. Remember the alarmist views spread in this thread about that certain doomsday? The event came and went and was suddenly not a big deal any more.
Needlessly crying wolf, Earlie, is not necessarily a smart thing to do. Even when it is done early. Guess why I doubt your figures all the time?
As for the Dollar, Euro and Gold, take the probably off, make a bet and then we will talk. ;-) Otherwise it is all Luc-speak, that the market always crashes tomorrow, unless it doesn't. Fact is, I have been way more correct about the movement of foreign currencies and gold that anyone else on this thread, judging by the public posts.
-BGR. |
