> the January effect gets earlier each year, because
> everybody is trying to anticipate it.
Yes. It may occur in December this year, and then in November the year after that.
Eventually, of course, the January effect will occur in January again, but in anticipation of it happening in the following January.
This is consistent with the technical charts, which as I read them suggest a double-Manheim dip following a Laffing Curve, or a Jocking-strap, I forget which.
The bottom line (or is it bottom curve?) is that for awhile this year enough people thought stock was worth 24 for it to be 24, and now there's only enough for it to be 10. Whatever financial geniuses think is, is, as long as the consensual hallucination that is the stock market remains consensual.
Me, I'm walking around with 2 cell phones visibly strapped to my arm -- maybe it'll start a trend, and in this way improve CELL's sales. But neither is a real phone -- they're authentic looking pieces of sell-ringing plastic that I hope to sell as status items. Not only are fake phone less expensive than the real things, the monthly air time charges are zero! However, I am not seeking additional investors at this time.
- Charles |
