jim.
true enough, i passed on the word
of that particular talking head.
well then,
for what it's worth, my take:
i agree we would see an initial
spike from sheer nervous relief.
beyond that,
and i have already experienced
this in one of my sector relevant
holdings, the action will remain a
function of greed, where related in
any way (real or imagined)
to a military initiative,
i.e. until the perception changes:
or when,
the action is taking too long,
or it is not going well...
as the euphoria dissipates in fear,
the street will no longer tolerate
the exposure, for it has then
deteriorated to just another
condition rife with uncertainty
and risk.( now a risk$$$ the street
can feel directly)
and,
we know how uncertainty plays out...
so jim, there's my take. |
