There's never a better feeling when the stock comes within a shaving distance from ure stop and reverses and, of course, there's never a worst feeling knowing that you were merely lucky to not get stopped out.
Even with all the hooplas today, S&P futures still only registered an "average" of less than 2 million shares. I'm afraid this market, should it decide to reverse, will be taken down with vengeance similar to the one in January.
Alright, I received a buzz from Nostradamus earlier that S&P hit the zenith as of today and it should be hitting the gutter from here on out. Stay tuned, I'll keep you updated. ;^)
So, it's okay to rally when the oil traded above 120 yesterday but not 123 today? What a difference one day can make, eh? I guess you can pooh-pooh that to the bank!
Even with all the hooplas today, S&P futures still only registered an "average" of less than 2 million shares. I'm afraid this market, should it decide to reverse, will be taken down with vengeance similar to the one in January.
One additional thing that's particularly noticeable is that not only did we sell off last Friday when the payroll number came in "better than feared", but we're again selling off despite the "crappy result that's still better than expected" for the productivity number. This is especially troublesome (or is it?) considering that the bulls completely ignored all the bad numbers for the entire month of April and pushed the market up anyway.
Just like a horse with its bit in its teeth heading for the stables.Come to think of it like my first ride as a kid on a U.S.Army cavalry horse at Camp Dix N.J.back in the middle "30"s.Scary ride then too.
Here's what the editor-in-chief at Briefing.com had to say: Taking a Breather.
I ain't so sure this is just a breather. When all this said and done, all the air might have been sucked out of the system and Bernanke and his cronies will be forced to drive the interest down to zero, zip, nada. There ya go, you have just been Bernanke'd!
It's all too easy to get excited about the prospect of seeing the S&P plunge to its demise, but who sez it was ever that easy. The bargain hunters will most likely come swooping down like a opportunistic vultures driving up the prices in the process. But here are some points to consider.
It's all too easy to get excited about the prospect of seeing the S&P plunge to its demise, but who sez it was ever that easy. The bargain hunters will most likely come swooping down like a opportunistic vultures driving up the prices in the process.
As we're sitting pretty here at unchanged mark and getting kicked around by bulls and bears alike, I should reinforce the above notion that we'll most likely be trading in a fairly tight range today before bucking lower tomorrow (Friday). Should that happen, it should set the tone for next week with a plenty of economic numbers to be digested.
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