Will this market go parabolic?

the first crash, in my opinion, was triggered by premature rate cuts which inflated oil to $150

if Bernanke have at least some sort of brain he will raise rates before oil gets to $100

ALthough, as we all know - he doesn't have any

 

So True.... I wonder if he even still has his balls. He seems like such a coward.

 

Bernanke cant even figure out what the problem is.

You cant have a debt to GDP ratio at 1-6.

 

I hate to bore anyone with technical crap, but we have a H&S on the 5 mins chart too, so if there is a time for starting going South, this is it...

 

Getting ready for the rally coming towards the end of the day, they propped it up about 4/10ths of a % now as the closing comes near they will rally it. Get ready.

 

Already ready! 10x leverage with Eminis for end of day rally, and then hold 5x leverage overnight!

 

Bears Are Dead Wrong: S&P Will Reach 1,300 by Year's End, Altucher Says
Posted Mar 29, 2010 10:51am EDT by Heesun Wee in Investing, Recession

As the market continues its climb of 70 percent-plus off the lows, and the gap widens between the housing and stock markets, the bears are convinced of a downturn -- any day now. But our guest James Altucher, managing partner of Formula Capital, disagrees.

"The bears have been consistently wrong throughout this whole rally," Altucher tells Aaron in the accompanying clip. "If you followed the bears' advice at the bottom you'd be dead broke right now." For full disclosure, Altucher did not call the market crash in 2008. "Better to be consistently bullish than consistently bearish."

Altucher points to the common arguments the bears make -- and why they're wrong:

Lots of homes are in foreclosure or under water: That's true but there are bright spots in housing data including the Case-Shiller reports, Altucher notes. That housing index has been up the past six months, suggesting prices are stabilizing, he adds.

All the growth we're seeing is just inventory rebuild. Businesses cleared their inventory in anticipation of the 2010 Great Depression that never happened. Now businesses are scrambling to restock, spurring growth in the economy that's likely to last for one to two years at least. "People are going to be surprised how fast and furious this inventory rebuild is going to happen," Altucher says.

Unemployment is 9.7%.Yes but other jobs data show a rise in part-time hours, hourly pay, hours per week, and number of temporary workers. And these are all precursors to gains in fulltime jobs, Altucher explains.

"Before this is fully over we're going to see new all-time highs again. And I do think that we're going to see 1,300 by the end of the year on the S&P," Altucher says.

 

thats what they said during the great depression...

i think we have a mega super duper ultra bubble lasting over 200 years from 2100 to 2300, to DOW 100k.

as long as the US has the most powerfull militery...

the best gift u can give ur grand grand grandchildren... buy a stock and leave it 200 years... instant millionaire!!

ofcourse you can buy a bread for $100

 

What indicated this to you?

 

The VIX is back to pre-crisis levels, as are many stocks.

INTC is back to making money like never before.

Even many of the financials that survived are almost back to pre-crash levels.

Biggest credit bubble in history pops, and the biggest secret was to just hold on for 2 years and you wouldn't lose a penny.

The most hated rally in the history of the market continues.