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To: isopatch who wrote (36523)3/6/2006 7:04:18 PM
From: Roebear  Respond to of 108633
 
A very important post that should send shivers through bulls of nearly all sectors, good catch isopatch!

Closed out my shorts today, my timing was off a bit, which meant my profits were off quite a bit, then again, 2% of portfolio that was in play is not much to get worked up about. Projects are not going as well as I would like and that is distracting me to the point where the markets are a nuisance. So why play if you are not having fun, I asked myself...and I know the hardest thing for a trader is not to trade, but what else to do when there is NO time??

Consequently I am now 100% cash, up from 98% cash, ggg, obviously, at this juncture, I believe Cash is King, I recommend extreme caution with the markets. As for me, I will be back trading when I get my extra work done AND after some well deserved R & R! I am sorry to report at the rate the work is going this is going to be a few weeks at least!!

PS, while weather maps indicate cold will come back after this warm spell, I believe the threat of winter diminishes greatly as my natural indicators are showing spring is ready in a week or so after a good taste of it later this week. Just in time for the calendar, ggg! However, UNUSUALLY severe weather outbreaks of the spring variety (violent TStorms/Tornadoes) are also likely this spring. So keep an eye on the sky!

Best of luck to all,
Roebear



To: isopatch who wrote (36523)3/7/2006 9:29:21 AM
From: lag351  Respond to of 108633
 
Great article ISO

It probably will be seen that the Fed getting over involved with things that when they correct it will be worse with the large imbalances.