S&P 500 Waterfall Imminent

Safe Haven | Zeal Intelligence ^ | 14 Mar 2003 | Adam Hamilton

[sourcery]

FYI

[groanup]

"Do you enjoy these essays? Please help support Zeal Research by subscribing to Zeal Intelligence today! …"

Answer to your question: Except for the last sentence I didn't read it.

As for subscribing, this forum is not an advertising vehicle.

[MrFred]

wow, do you expect anyone to actually read all that crap. at least the color scheme of the graphs matches free republic (red white and blue)

[sourcery]

My understanding is that forum policy is to post articles in full. If that is incorrect, I'd be happy to edit such things out.

[sourcery]

Do you read every article posted to FR in full, or only the ones that interest you. Personally, I only read those that interest me, and I don't bother posting snide comments in the ones that don't. But you are certainly free to spend your time as you wish.

[Movemout]

I have been reading doomsday prognostications for 30 years. I guess if you predict them long enough you will be correct eventually. When it happens there will be a few beneficiaries and a whole lot of losers. That is my prediction.

[sourcery]

It's true that there are always doomsayers, just as there are always those with "irrational exuberance." It's also true that good to middling economies and markets usually are in effect, and that really bad economies and markets are infrequent occurrences.

Nevertheless, depressions and market crashes have happened in the past, and will happen in the future. So will manias and booms. Each of us will ultimately be solely responsible for how well we can forecast what's coming, and how well we position ourselves for the future. One has to take one's best shot, and hope that the future doesn't unfold in such a way that one's plans and preparations turn out too badly. Good luck to you, and to everyone.

[groanup]

"My understanding is that forum policy is to post articles in full. If that is incorrect, I'd be happy to edit such things out:

Check with the admin moderator for policy guidelines. Let me simply offer an opinion that solicitation on this forum is in poor taste. Just my HO.

[groanup]

On the other hand:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/865610/posts

[HumanaeVitae]

bookmark

[irish guard]

Are you a registered rep?

[NewRomeTacitus]

The combination of massive deficit with the sluggish market gives the leftists reason to point and jabber. What can not be brought down is the fact that the U.S. is the financial nexus of the world and it remains vitally important that our economic health is not crippled.

[sourcery]

No, I am not a registered representative. The author of the article may be such, although his curriculum vitae does not say so. Why do you ask?

[Soren]

Compare this thread to the Brinker thread. Here people don't even read the article, but they disagree with it. On the Brinker thread, there is no supporting argument, just the statement that Brinker calls bottom and everyone is jumping for joy. So Brinker called the top in 2000. BFD. I called the top and so did a lot of people I know. The sentiment shown on these two threads shows hope is still pervasive, which is bearish. We may have a local bottom as the markets pump up before the war, but before this war is over, we will be hitting new lows.

[Tauzero]

good piece

[Tauzero]

Being generally a contrarian, I say the piece with the greater number of posts is wrong.

[groanup]

"Being generally a contrarian, I say the piece with the greater number of posts is wrong"

And you'd be right. Problem is the herd can be on the right side for a long time before they all get slaughtered.

[groanup]

Read post #15. Now there's a guy who called the top. I wonder if he can pick bottoms too, you know, like monkeys pick bottoms?

[Starwind]

I like your posts. Keep 'em coming.