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Investor Sentiment: Leading Price Lower
Extremes
in investor sentiment were
seen over 2 months ago while the high in prices was seen 5 weeks ago.
Often times, indicators of investor sentiment precede moves in the
markets. After all, the markets represent the collective opinions of its
participants. At present, investors are viewing the markets unfavorably,
but their opinions are by no means extreme. In the absence of bearish
extremes in sentiment, I would expect equities to remain under selling
pressure.
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Imagine how high the market could jump if there was no selling pressure???
Isn't selling equities illegal in the US now?
I think i read that somewhere.
You forget BP now helping Russia increase oil production. Not to worry ,Russian envioronmental regulations will prevent any spills or disasters. The Queens money is in good hands as are pension investments . Ve vill increase pruduction and sposebo for dengee tovarich
"I would expect equities to remain under selling pressure"
Some serious selling pressure today: Dow 200 pts up !
/Sarcasm - off
Russian oil infrastructure kaput. Not easy to increase production by 1.6 MMBPD... Tovarich, niet pajalusta.
Watch that guy Khadaffi. If a protracted stahlmate occurs or if country is split in half with oil supply disruptions, price of crude will spike unsettling markets and consumer. If situation resolves quickly, ME will settle down and markets will stay bouyant until June when QE III is only false hope left before major correction.
Libyan production is not negligible (1.5 mmbd) but it hurts Europe more than US. Oil is a fungible commodity, okay, but supply isn't. A lot depends on Russia. They indicated more gas for Europe and Japan will be made available -- which is a little goofy because the world has abundant and growing gas supplies -- and Russia can probably produce more oil if they feel like it, esp at $100 bbl. Net net Libya doesn't matter.
Come on!!!!!!
The levelshave been high for ages during the drift up. You are just matching the top with the levels now.
Beer Goggles: no curve fitting here; to me it looks likes the blast off from November has been completely reversed; no doubt you are one of the believers in the Fed's ability to manipulate the markets high but what are you believing in now that QE2 has failed to lift prices sustainably? We still have QE2 and POMO and prices are falling!