that squirrel Manley
Gary: Sorry I didn't name the guy in my post, but I did say Prudential, not Solomon. (I didn't name him because I forgot the name) Re Liz Ann, it really hurts me when you say bad things.<g> Furthermore, I doubt any analyst, even the mightiest of the mighty, imagines that what they say could nudge the market this way or that, even speaking from such a prominent podium as WSW. Maybe for part of a day in an inflection type situation, but that is about it. Further still, I view WSW as a classy show with good taste in guests, and although the regular panel people are frequently wrong, (who isn't?), I have never felt like there was an agenda. Even the great Lou, who for all through the long bull market was the snortingest of the bulls, was able to see when times had changed and put the beast back in the pen. Liz Ann has been one of the sharper regulars and is always crisp and confident with her remarks. I haven't really followed as to how accurate they've been, but they just seem to make good sense and have a good point at the time. The people Lou brings on as special guests for the second half are always high caliber and offer a unique view of a particular financial niche or they are well respected and qualified mainstreamers like the PRU fellow.
wily
BTW did your money flow indicator help you on Friday? (nice buy--I'm still flat, beads of sweat) |
