talk about articles that suggest there is no such thing as a drop. "and beyond" from forbes.com However, I'd fully expect such a pullback to generate more than enough bearish sentiment to set the stage for a major push by the S&P to all-time highs and beyond, as the major drivers for the bull market--skepticism, put buying and short selling in the face of strong price action, reasonable valuation, and massive liquidity--remain firmly in place. I'd therefore advise all but the shortest-term traders to forget about trying to position for the pullback.
Please define zero risk? And why are there so many threads saying the same thing, are we trying to convince mom and pop so we can get out leaving them holding the bag?
It's just to remind everybody that there is money to be made buying indexes, not shorting them like all the bears on the board want to make us believe. And this with hardly (well basically zero, discounting a nuclear war or an asteroid the size of the moon hitting earth) any risk whatsoever!! And actually I'd think we could open down 60-70 points on the DJ on a nuclear terror attack in NYC but we'd without question close up 30 or 40 that day, even if they'd close Wall Street. Easy $$$.