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Strategies & Market Trends : The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: John Vosilla who wrote (52606)	2/4/2006 2:13:27 AM
From: shades	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

Interesting the BKX fell last January too but the two largest C and BAC went up last January but were down big this January. I had shorted JPM - took a small loss on my tight stop - now just gonna wait for a clear trend to establish itself - timing is the most important now - maybe the january effect will not last as long as it did last year. Same thing happened with LEND. I also took a second small loss on brazilian ETF's with a tight stop going long - so I am just sitting on the sidelines right now - next few weeks will be interesting. Just listened to Gary Kulpbaum for the first time in ages..he also thinks homebuilders are toast as does the Wiz. Keep up the monitoring - this is useful to know what the radio gurus are gathering consensus on. I have not listened to his radio show in about 2 months, but did see him on TV. Kaultbaum was on fox cost of freedom SLAMMING the homies and the rest of the bubbleheads were all trying to lipstick the pig - I have to hand it to kaultbaum - if woody woodpeckers husband is a big real estate guy - he is taking a chance they wont bring him back on the show much more if he keeps being so negative. The 'Wiz' expecting at most a meek oversold bounce next week but the risk is heavy towards the downside Is the wiz saying anything about credit or treasuries and global issues and such? Phil says the banks have stuck it to the little guy with legislation and selling the risky loans to foreigners and pretty soon they gonna get tired of buying our junk paper.