Cramer wildly bullish on growth
#1
Posted 10 July 2007 - 04:28 AM
Making some brilliant right "on the money" calls in recent times. Seems to be in tune with the market, and shares a view I have at this juncture. bullish growth.
The bottom line here is as follows the way I see it:
bottom up - stocks look good
top down macro's are "delicate"
Good trading to all. I will only be loooking to short on a break below the June lows. Otherwise
The future is 90% present and 10% vision.
#2
Posted 10 July 2007 - 06:00 AM
http://www.thestreet...p/10366568.html
Making some brilliant right "on the money" calls in recent times. Seems to be in tune with the market, and shares a view I have at this juncture. bullish growth.
The bottom line here is as follows the way I see it:
bottom up - stocks look good
top down macro's are "delicate"
Good trading to all. I will only be loooking to short on a break below the June lows. Otherwise
To be clear, this is a LT view I agree with.
The future is 90% present and 10% vision.
#3
Posted 10 July 2007 - 07:14 AM
Be careful with his view since he has becom a popular fade.http://www.thestreet...p/10366568.html
Making some brilliant right "on the money" calls in recent times. Seems to be in tune with the market, and shares a view I have at this juncture. bullish growth.
The bottom line here is as follows the way I see it:
bottom up - stocks look good
top down macro's are "delicate"
Good trading to all. I will only be loooking to short on a break below the June lows. Otherwise
Edited by redfoliage2, 10 July 2007 - 07:14 AM.
#4
Posted 10 July 2007 - 07:27 AM
http://www.thestreet...p/10366568.html
"... Seems to be in tune with the market, and shares a view I have at this juncture. bullish growth..."
Before we get too excited, let's not forget that we've got a "money pump bull market". That's where the criminal governments and central banks inflate, inflate, inflate. This produces a "nominal" bull market in equities but ultimate inflation and buying power destruction through currency debasement.
Much of what is perceived currently as "growth" is little more than money-pump inflation.. for which we will all ultimately be the poorer.
#5
Posted 10 July 2007 - 07:42 AM
#6
Posted 10 July 2007 - 07:52 AM
to buy. Great bull mkt indeed, still in the hole to inflation.
Its like a concerted effort to buckle under the last of the
lemmings to their paper.
Not saying I'm not participating, its still a joke.
I'll take a real cola on 100% of income every year
over their bull maket.
Its a ponzie, knowing the game gives perspective.
Come 2009-10 I wont have any paper in any of their
institutions.
http://www.thestreet...p/10366568.html
"... Seems to be in tune with the market, and shares a view I have at this juncture. bullish growth..."
Before we get too excited, let's not forget that we've got a "money pump bull market". That's where the criminal governments and central banks inflate, inflate, inflate. This produces a "nominal" bull market in equities but ultimate inflation and buying power destruction through currency debasement.
Much of what is perceived currently as "growth" is little more than money-pump inflation.. for which we will all ultimately be the poorer.
"marxism-lennonism-communism always fails and never worked, because I know
some of them, and they don't work" M.Jordan
#7
Posted 10 July 2007 - 08:13 AM
So sell the stocks and your home, just to buy 1/2 the energy it used
to buy. Great bull mkt indeed, still in the hole to inflation.
Its like a concerted effort to buckle under the last of the
lemmings to their paper.
Not saying I'm not participating, its still a joke.
I'll take a real cola on 100% of income every year
over their bull maket.
Its a ponzie, knowing the game gives perspective.
Come 2009-10 I wont have any paper in any of their
institutions.
http://www.thestreet...p/10366568.html
"... Seems to be in tune with the market, and shares a view I have at this juncture. bullish growth..."
Before we get too excited, let's not forget that we've got a "money pump bull market". That's where the criminal governments and central banks inflate, inflate, inflate. This produces a "nominal" bull market in equities but ultimate inflation and buying power destruction through currency debasement.
Much of what is perceived currently as "growth" is little more than money-pump inflation.. for which we will all ultimately be the poorer.
It is a ponzi, but who cares. should go much higher IMO. ST I think a little down. otherwise lets see.
The future is 90% present and 10% vision.
#8
Posted 10 July 2007 - 09:19 AM
So sell the stocks and your home, just to buy 1/2 the energy it used
to buy. Great bull mkt indeed, still in the hole to inflation.
Its like a concerted effort to buckle under the last of the
lemmings to their paper.
Not saying I'm not participating, its still a joke.
I'll take a real cola on 100% of income every year
over their bull maket.
Its a ponzie, knowing the game gives perspective.
Come 2009-10 I wont have any paper in any of their
institutions.
http://www.thestreet...p/10366568.html
"... Seems to be in tune with the market, and shares a view I have at this juncture. bullish growth..."
Before we get too excited, let's not forget that we've got a "money pump bull market". That's where the criminal governments and central banks inflate, inflate, inflate. This produces a "nominal" bull market in equities but ultimate inflation and buying power destruction through currency debasement.
Much of what is perceived currently as "growth" is little more than money-pump inflation.. for which we will all ultimately be the poorer.
"... It is a ponzi, but who cares. should go much higher..."
You should frame this post. Someday, you're going to care... a LOT!
I agree, "should go much higher". In fact, "Dow 100,000" is in the bag. But what will the $USD be worth then?
Edited by HoseB, 10 July 2007 - 09:21 AM.