Q4 Rally Officially Begins [Edit or Delete]1 comment
Sep 1, 2011 1:41 PM
September 1st heralds the 4th quarter and beginning of a massive end of year rally that will propel to dow to 13,000 or higher. Stocks and commodities will rally together and treasuries will fall only slightly, confounding the supposed experts that are predicting hyperinflation. We'll have gas going to 4 dollars gallon by year end, oil 120 and gold 2000 but according to the bond market and Core CPI it wont be inflationary by any stretch of the imagination.
The Q4 buy list:
Z AWAY PCLN UGA GLD SLV BNO NFLX BIDU AAPL CMG AMZN LNKD
No more shoes will drop. No doubledip. No problems, no crisis. Economy still doing great if you can't perceive it. My house still keeps going up.
Earnings will keep being blowout for the twelfth consecutive quarter. And unemployment remain above 9% for the rest of the year. Expecting more of the usual complaining about too much government spending, wall st. greed & excess, too much debt, pain at the pump and not enough job creation by the liberals on the blogs.
The gloomy headlines now are pretty much the same as they were in 2009. You could view an archived version of Huffingtonpost or NewYorkTimes from a couple years ago and it would be indistinguishable except the date.
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Q4 Rally Officially Begins [Edit or Delete]1 comment
The Q4 buy list:
Z
No more shoes will drop. No doubledip. No problems, no crisis. Economy still doing great if you can't perceive it. My house still keeps going up.AWAY
PCLN
UGA
GLD
SLV
BNO
NFLX
BIDU
AAPL
CMG
AMZN
LNKD
Earnings will keep being blowout for the twelfth consecutive quarter. And unemployment remain above 9% for the rest of the year. Expecting more of the usual complaining about too much government spending, wall st. greed & excess, too much debt, pain at the pump and not enough job creation by the liberals on the blogs.
The gloomy headlines now are pretty much the same as they were in 2009. You could view an archived version of Huffingtonpost or NewYorkTimes from a couple years ago and it would be indistinguishable except the date.
Instablogs are blogs which are instantly set up and networked within the Seeking Alpha community. Instablog posts are not selected, edited or screened by Seeking Alpha editors, in contrast to contributors' articles.
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