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Investor Sentiment: Equities Need To Rise On Own Merit

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The major
equity indices have forged a bottom over the past two weeks as the cycle of
greed and fear plays out. As expected, investor sentiment has turned neutral.
Consequently, short covering is unlikely to be the fuel that propels prices
higher, and with the fundamental outlook questionable, it is reasonable to
wonder what the fundamental driver will be that propels prices higher. In
essence, equity prices will need to rise on their own merit.

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Investor Sentiment 6.20.10

 

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Mon, 06/21/2010 - 11:41 | 424997 Trifecta Man
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The fundamental is a flood of fiat currency.

Sun, 06/20/2010 - 22:29 | 424322 Mitchman
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Equities Need To Rise On Own Merit

In that case, we shouldn't be expecting equities to rise any time in the near future.

Sun, 06/20/2010 - 23:03 | 424389 johnnynaps
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Dear Timmay an Heli Ben,

I have been studying the currency markets for close to a year now. My demo account was doing just fine after 4 months of practice. As of this March, I had put my leftover vacation pay from my previous job in order to achieve some sense of self-reliance. It is apparent that you guys are meddling in the Fx market.

It is pretty shitty of you to debase the currency in order to lie to the public about "true DOW dispositions". But, the more you meddle, the more susceptible I am to "lengthy unemployment" and better tax returns! And, let me stress, I am college educated with unparallel street smarts, so cutting down unemployment will only lead to undesirable alternatives.

Now, beings that I am smarter than the average fool and smarter than you think.......I am prepared for the worst. Keep in mind, when TSHTF, it won't be my place they will be looting, but I will be laughing due to my "holdings". And, amidst the chaos......I will be more than a thorn in your side.

Sincerely,

A free market proprietor

 

Sun, 06/20/2010 - 21:40 | 424240 exportbank
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The market tomorrow is built on the Chinese Yuan - most of the players think this will be good for the US - they fail to understand that the direction of the currency adjustment will be down against the USD not the hoped or wanted upward adjustment. But the funniest thing of all is that it's just a "statement" to keep pressure off during the BILLION DOLLAR G8/G20 meeting in Toronto. Yup - a billion dollars spent by Canada to host a meeting that Pittsburgh hosted for 5% of that. And you'd heard that Canadian governments were sane..

Sun, 06/20/2010 - 21:46 | 424251 sumo
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Unlike announcements from Europe, those from China actually move the markets. Shows you who has geo-political power and who doesn't.

Sun, 06/20/2010 - 20:54 | 424202 A_MacLaren
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Tell it to the Futures rampers on Sunday cheering a Yuan float non-statement.

Sun, 06/20/2010 - 20:48 | 424194 Kreditanstalt
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"Equities have forged a bottom over the past two weeks"?

 

(...and here I was thinking they had more likely made a TOP...)

 

Is this a REALISTIC assessment or more technical stuff?

Sun, 06/20/2010 - 19:18 | 424128 Duuude
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Doesn't this guy know Stocknet is now sentient ?

Tue, 06/22/2010 - 16:39 | 424219 ZerOhead
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