Santa Clause Rally=Much Higher=More Records

Discussion in 'Trading' started by myminitrading, Dec 7, 2006.

  1. Well , much ado about nothing, once again. The markets are consolidating at record levels. The CPI number is probably going to break that tie, if it is a surprising number.
     
    #171     Dec 12, 2006

  2. Gas has been rising off its lows set last month, will that show up in this report?

    The market is not going to fall very far for the rest of the year, that you can take to the bank.
     
    #172     Dec 12, 2006
  3. S2007S

    S2007S


    Gas and oil have bounced off lows, I believe it should show an increase for the month of November.
     
    #173     Dec 12, 2006
  4. This could dampen all your high flying spirits

    Found at the Energy and Capital web site.

    Enjoy...merry xmas ho ho ho bleep bleep ho!



    The Shift From Petrodollar to Petroeuro is Here
    By Luke Burgess


    BALTIMORE, MD - According to the latest quarterly review from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), oil-producing countries have reduced their U.S. dollar exposure to the lowest level in two years. Crude exporters are reportedly shifting oil income into euros, yen, and sterling as a hedge against a continuing tumble in the USD. This shift from petrodollar to petroeuro will have a catastrophic effect on the American economy.
     
    #174     Dec 12, 2006
  5. Core CPI is the number the market / Fed is looking at. RIght or wrong, this is their focus.
     
    #175     Dec 12, 2006
  6. EPrado

    EPrado


    Thought you might enjoy this Maverick......our boy eqt trdr looks up to some real honorable people...


    http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1293617#post1293617
     
    #176     Dec 12, 2006
  7. Midnight rally lives on, while all the good little boys and girls were fast asleep, Santa elves were working hard to make sure all equity markets are green his favorite color.

    Here comes santa clause, here comes santa clause, right down wall streets lane.
     
    #177     Dec 13, 2006
  8. romik

    romik

    consumer spending 2/3 of GDP, I don't know whether anybody measures divergences between retail sales and SPX, just a thought

    RS
     
    #178     Dec 13, 2006
  9. romik

    romik

    SPX
     
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    #179     Dec 13, 2006

  10. I agree with just about everything you have said and see alot of divergences... warning signs are every were Yield curve inversion and so on.

    The market has ignored all this and chugs higher, their for I continue to buy dips and cost average as it dips lower.

    I have no doubt that all the warning signs, will come home to roost, but for now, I turn a blind eye.
     
    #180     Dec 13, 2006