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Strategies & Market Trends : Buy and Sell Signals, and Other Market Perspectives
SPY 694.04+0.7%4:00 PM EST

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To: sandeep who wrote (3420)5/5/2010 10:58:41 PM
From: Real Man1 Recommendation  Read Replies (2) of 221566
 
SHTF is not a new phenomenon. It's always contained - until
it hits the fan, that is. The govt. is always saying there is
no problem, everything is fixed, etc., etc. They are supposed
to say that. After it hits the fan, they look for scapegoats
to pin it on. It is very dangerous.

Greece is not dangerous by itself, it's a small country.
Greece is more like a trigger, calling attention of the market
to the global sovereign debt situation.

That could start a chain reaction in Southern Europe, and that
could eventually will spread to the UK and the US. All CDS
move together. As Greece BK-s, US credit risk increases.

For now we need to watch if 1160 level provides a reasonable
bounce.

If not, something more serious could start to the downside
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