holyyyyy...the carpet LIT UP today!
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
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Johb, sorry about the above misposts. New to your blog, and find it extremely insightful. Quick question, is there any way to have a meaningful rally in the market without participation by the Financials?
Again, Thanks for all your work.
Johb, sorry about the above misposts. New to your blog, and find it extremely insightful. Quick question, is there any way to have a meaningful rally in the market without participation by the Financials?
Again, Thanks for all your work.
Johb, sorry about the above misposts. New to your blog, and find it extremely insightful. Quick question, is there any way to have a meaningful rally in the market without participation by the Financials?
Again, Thanks for all your work.
absolutely not! We must have full participation on massive volume. They are dragging the market down, but they only started it. We now have nearly all sectors that have been "affected". This has to clear out completely and there must be new buying power entering the market. If not, whatever rally does happen will get crushed just as fast as it started.
THanks for visiting
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