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To: C Hudson who wrote (22574)3/1/1999 6:57:00 PM
From: Lucretius  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 86076
 
What a crock since it read -8 this morning... big help since it agrees w/ my thinking (that's a little scary). We should begin the trek down tomorrow.

here's some more fun charts to add to the crash list I am keeping:

207.95.154.130

207.95.154.130

those are pretty and there are many more....

MO and INTC indicators continue to point DOWN. Watch for MO to break 38... if it does, we will see DOW 4000. I GUARANTEE it.

Gold should begin THE MOVE tomorrow. the South African shares tend to lead the group and they were all up again today. In particluar AU appears to have already made the turn. DROOY, ASL, and ASA also gave confirmation.

Bond broke down again, but STILL nobody thinks Easy AL will raise rates... you need a hammer with these bulls to pound sense into them. Note that FRE and FNM and UTIL have yet to crash but are on the edge of the cliff, this shows that the Majority of players have yet to accept the reality of higher rates due to Al's reckless printing... so there's LOTS of sellers out there yet to sell. When gold breaks out.... they will KNOW he is going to raise rates since everybody knows he watches the price of gold. This should be what precipitates THE CRASH as we all know you don't get a crash unless it suddenly becomes obvious to the herd what reality really is. when gold moves.... even they will know.]

BTW- I see the analysts saying that higher rates are good for the banks (and recall that low rates were good too) So what is bad for banks? Perhaps the end of the world???? good grief CMB is at a new high.... that pig will likely go out of business when her currency derivatives blow up in her face.

LET THE FUN BEGIN.....

Bizzarro Lucretius has a special note also:

Techs look to have pulled back and are an awsome buying opp. They are extremely oversold and should head to new highs form here.

gold should be shorted... AGAIN. Real things should continue their downtrend as we enter the brave new world of the electronic society.

interest rates are headed lower again now that we've had this little bump. Foreigners will again rush into the dollar and dollar debt cause they'll want more of what they already have a bunch of... besides they can buy back what they sold a few months ago at cheaper prices.

DOW 10,000 by the end of March



To: C Hudson who wrote (22574)3/1/1999 6:58:00 PM
From: RealMuLan  Respond to of 86076
 
Thanks for bring us attention about the crash index. And on that site, it said "This indicator usually signals a -10 about 2 weeks before a major market crash."

So we still have two weeks, enough time to load some put/short<g>.



To: C Hudson who wrote (22574)3/1/1999 7:17:00 PM
From: RocketMan  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 86076
 
Interesting. On their site they show three previous cases of crash signals: 87, 90, and 98. Are these all of the crash signals they have called, or are they selecting the three times they were right and ignoring the times they were wrong?