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To: Dale Baker who wrote (103116)8/8/2011 3:40:08 PM
From: lindendRespond to of 118717
 
That's the concerning part. Is the other (unknown) shoe about to drop? Otherwise, this makes no sense.



To: Dale Baker who wrote (103116)8/8/2011 3:40:40 PM
From: epicureRead Replies (2) | Respond to of 118717
 
It will be interesting to see what happens after it dawns on people there really is no reason to panic. There's a lot of cash on the sidelines. If it comes in to the market, I would think the market would respond positively. So the question we need to ask is, what will cause a positive impulse?



To: Dale Baker who wrote (103116)8/8/2011 3:47:57 PM
From: JerrymacRead Replies (2) | Respond to of 118717
 
"the credit markets aren't seizing up"...Key point going forward here imo is do the corporates/munis/pref decouple from the treasuries. So far the likes of PGF are cracking and trading more like a stock vs a bond. The preferreds trade like bonds in a bull market and stocks in a bear. Watch the corporate / muni bids, my guess is that they will weaken considerably.


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