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To: Terry Maloney who wrote (404219)5/7/2010 6:03:36 AM
From: Real Man  Read Replies (1) of 436258
 
The machines lacked liquidity because the Fed stopped printing.
They drove the market higher from 2009 lows based on leverage
and that printing.

I just said they could go nuts in a nanosecond because of it,
and they did Yesterday. What gives? Nobody can time this
stuff, and no human understands it, and it defies technicals.
All I do understand is that this market is extremely machine
ridden, volume wise, and prone to crashes. It still is,
although the Fed's computers are working overnight. There
is a huge, huge machine bubble. There are no real buyers,
all volume in this market was the robots. They were buying
simply because they got the money. The money just ran out
in April. -g-
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