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#1 nimblebear

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Posted 23 January 2007 - 04:18 PM

:D http://stockcharts.c...t?obj=ID1362059

could be a more powerful move up yet to come. :D
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#2 arbman

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Posted 23 January 2007 - 05:07 PM

The material and energy sectors are now leading the rally, this is a typical terminal for an IT rally. I do not think they have a lot of room to go, the credit growth has been slowing, the market is anticipating the industrial demand picking up and driving the material and energy issues higher, however the growth is probably not that strong. I don't think there is as much liquidity as it seems at the moment --far from last year around this time--, the USD bounced much stronger too.

I still favor a chop higher into Feb, primarily led by the late bull market issues, and then a break lower...

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#3 S.I.M.O.N.

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Posted 23 January 2007 - 05:08 PM

:D http://stockcharts.c...t?obj=ID1362059

could be a more powerful move up yet to come. :D

volume in gld etf speaks volumes... :D
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#4 Sentient Being

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Posted 23 January 2007 - 07:07 PM

The material and energy sectors are now leading the rally, this is a typical terminal for an IT rally. I do not think they have a lot of room to go, the credit growth has been slowing, the market is anticipating the industrial demand picking up and driving the material and energy issues higher, however the growth is probably not that strong. I don't think there is as much liquidity as it seems at the moment --far from last year around this time--, the USD bounced much stronger too.

I still favor a chop higher into Feb, primarily led by the late bull market issues, and then a break lower...

- kisa


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