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To: posthumousone who wrote (26753)1/31/2010 6:10:46 PM
From: LTK0071 Recommendation  Respond to of 71474
 
His 920 call is quite in the minority i feel.
Would it be NOT wishy washy if he predicted an impending doom crash , when he would be speaking what he doesn't believe to be the case now???
That would be, for him, being not having intregrity to his own perception.
Being a grandstander rather than one sticking with his own inner view?

Your statement can only be seen that you posthumousone have already made a GUT CALL and are calling bigtime down down down down.
Regards little down--Faber called a 20% correction actually about 2 weeks ago--i ask sincerely, when was a call for a 20% corection "wishy-washy"?:)
May i have a post of presenting your 'non-wishy washy ' call.
i will NOT dispute it, i just want to see you have made it.
That's fair--no? Max



To: posthumousone who wrote (26753)1/31/2010 6:26:25 PM
From: LTK0072 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 71474
 
P.S. My view , and i would speak directly to Faber, and challenge the strength of the rebound he has called.
Since March we have established a HIGHER HIGHS and HIGHER LOWS trend line.
A move to 920 would ANNILHILATE the the Higher Low lines and thus shatter the pattern, such that a new HIGH would be against every TA principle in my body.
And i would state plainly, the bulltrend of 9+ months is HISTORY, over done:FINISHED.
Faber's call for 1250 to 1300 SPX off a 20% sell off is NOT a reasonable call. Max