The S&P will end 2006 @

is it possible? i'm actually gonna lose this year? my predictive powers ain't workin so well in this bull.

 

seriously, we are on the verge of breakout. bearish sentiment back to high. new highs met with disbelief. pullbacks like last week met with 'i nailed the top.'

climbing the wall of worry.

 

huh? totally untrue. which sentiment you lookin at?
i think you're lookin at the numbers upside down.

 

I'm taking the crown for this year's prediction game

 

I'll take choice 3.


The S&P will end the year higher than every single top thorn has ever tried to call.

 

dutch369 1310*
nonlinear5 1317
ByLoSellHi 1330
thorn 1372
Longhorns 1381
societymax 1390*
apex82 1391
frugi 1393
rateesquad 1405**
swift011 1414*
polpolik 1415
Lachie74 1422*
Prevail 1429
Restricted 1436
doublea 1440
DeepFried 1447
satchel 1484
ACM Trader 1492
Neet 1501**
EqtTrdr 1650

* ineligible for prize
** late prediction

 

I am so winning this $$$

 

Abbey Cohen is an imbecile.


http://www.atozinvestments.com/stock-market-advice-and-tips.html

" Back to Abbey Cohen. I know I shouldn’t pick on Ms. Cohen, but anyone who earns millions of dollars for her advice should either get it right or publicly admit “I don’t have a clue”.

In the May 22, 2000 issue of Business Week Magazine, she predicted “the end of 2000, the S&P 500 index will be trading around 1575 … it should reach 1625 in the spring of 2001”

The index dropped of course, and today, July 19, 2002, the S&P was at 860.

Her prediction for the Dow at the end of 2002 is 13,000. Today it dropped to under 7900."

 

Somebody making so much money from nothing is not an imbecile. The imbeciles are those who blindly follow her advice.

 

Conversely, I'd argue that just because imbeciles listen to her, this fact does not make her a non-imbecile.