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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

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To: chainik who wrote (306615)11/11/2011 12:36:21 PM
From: chainikRead Replies (1) of 306849
 
1. Steady drop in volatility
Nope, at least not yet.

2. SPX around 1300 by New Year.
Does not look silly anymore. 1320 would be even better.

3. 1300 might be a reasonable short. Will re-evaluate if we get there.
Same plan as before.

No trading in investment accounts below 1260-1280.
Got lucky. Nice clean 20% rise while almost fully invested.

Increase the holding period in trading accounts to a few days.
A miss. Intraday numbers are still working better. Stick to day trades.

WAG:
Back and forth garbage for a few weeks; 1320 by Christmas.
Breakout to 1300+ will be a bull trap.

The plan:
No chasing, no dip buying. Risk/reward is not good.
Sell the rallies, raise more cash.
Wait for a fat pitch (1000+panic or 1300+excessive optimism confirmed by OEX, OCC, Hulbert, COT, Rydex, smart/dumb spread, and insiders data).
All new buying in investment accounts should concentrate on protection against inflation. Oil, NG, RSX, fertilizers, housing, one more gold/silver miner.
Careful with shorting, don't be a smart ass. 1500 by summer 2012 sounds stupid, but who knows. At some point, there will be monster rotation from bonds into stocks.
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