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#11 dcengr

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Posted 05 August 2007 - 10:33 PM

ogm, they wiggle here a bit more and the rising 40 wk FLD triggers and the market crashes some 120 points in about a week. The market MUST rally.


dcengr, you had the FF poll's chart with the SPX behind it, do you have an updated chart? TIA


Mark's been posting that on a regular basis, and I don't think its too useful here. As I said before, ST traders can cause some wiggles, but the IT and LT traders make the trend.

Right now, ST traders are very bearish, IT seem bearish, LT traders seem complacent. My guess is IT traders will eat the ST traders for lunch this week, then eat the ST and LT traders mid month after a decent bounce... unless LT traders decide to eat the IT traders and punch it upwards.
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Posted 05 August 2007 - 11:54 PM

pds, Fed wants to control the inflation, not create a deflation, the economic slow down risks are now elevated, the credit creation will be slower than the other countries for the next 2 quarters, the USD should bounce as soon as Fed says the risks of inflation is not a concern anymore. They do not have to lower at the moment, but rather they just need to say they won't be raising for the intermediate term...


Yes, the Fed will have very soothing words on Tuesday. However where are the signs
of an impending deflation? SPX is on track to record 9.5% gain in earnings. That is 80%
of the stock market. China, India, Brazil & Russian economies are in the middle of a huge boom.
That will make it very difficult to get deflation take hold anywhere. Money supply is growing
at double digit rates in every major industrial country except Japan & Switzerland. The real
reason we had a surge in food & fuel prices is the surging demand from China & India & others.
And we will get more hikes as the people there become more prosperous.

I am sure Fed knows all of this. The only major segment under stress is US housing. Housing
prices in Europe, Asia & SA are still in a bull market. I just can't see how the Fed can drop rates
in the foreseeable future. I think the stock market realized this causing the 8% correction in SPX.
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#13 arbman

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Posted 06 August 2007 - 12:07 AM

pdx, let's say this is the case, then there is nothing to worry about. The sub-prime problems will stay contained and the businesses will continue to deliver outstanding returns and now the inflation AND credit abuses will be under control. Goldilocks again... :P

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Posted 06 August 2007 - 06:57 AM

Just wanted to say that the FF's have had a pretty good record of getting positioned right, right at the turns. It's kinda freaky (nyow!), if you know what I mean. Still, when we really get leaning, and stay that way, it often marks intermediate-term turns.

This is the 10-day SMA of Fully Long Bulls/Fully Short Bears. It's down at supportive levels, but not quite a Buy, as yet.

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ogm, they wiggle here a bit more and the rising 40 wk FLD triggers and the market crashes some 120 points in about a week. The market MUST rally.


dcengr, you had the FF poll's chart with the SPX behind it, do you have an updated chart? TIA


Mark's been posting that on a regular basis, and I don't think its too useful here. As I said before, ST traders can cause some wiggles, but the IT and LT traders make the trend.

Right now, ST traders are very bearish, IT seem bearish, LT traders seem complacent. My guess is IT traders will eat the ST traders for lunch this week, then eat the ST and LT traders mid month after a decent bounce... unless LT traders decide to eat the IT traders and punch it upwards.


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#15 Venatici

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Posted 06 August 2007 - 08:04 AM

There's LT traders and there's ST traders.

LT traders are still bullish. In an IT sense, that's bearish.

ST traders are very bearish. In a ST sense, that's bullish.

Rydex traders dumped a bunch of cash out from bull funds into bear funds friday. P/C spiked, and all the damage was done in the last few hours of the trade.

Technically very oversold conditions must now be relieved at the expense of those who shorted up the @ss friday because they didn't want to hold over the weekend.

Now that the world didn't come to an end on sunday, they'll be buying back monday, in anticipation of helicopter ben ready to dump wads of cash into the market.

I remain bullish going into wednesday, and I suspect wednesday's announcement will take us above Dow 13,500.

I don't expect rate cuts, I expect some hope given to bulls that a rate cut MAYBE coming. 3 up days, perhaps 4, all next week.



Hi,

I find it suspicious that suddenly everybody is bullish again. Till Sunday everybody was voting for a decline... Now summer Monday kicks in and everybody starts looking into the sky. Pay attention where your feet are, else you might trip and fall.

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#16 arbman

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Posted 06 August 2007 - 10:45 AM

Thanks for the updated chart, Mark.