Looking back the tipoff was how tight the Fed has been with the monetary base over the past week. See today's Fed report in the WSE Pro.

Classic bear throwover action...

Walk it up on fumes, and DROP THE BOMB on VOLUME

Shanghai, goodbye, overnight?

OK, so Ben's a closet Austrian and this is the chance he's been waiting for bring a fast resolution to this mess instead of a long drawn-out japanese kinda thingy.

That's my conclusion.

As I have previouly said he doesn't want to cut at all, but he has to do these 25 pointers to show Da boyz that he is team player. If he doesn't and there is a crash and or recession, he will be blamed.

I cant remember, is there a china specific double inverse ETF?

CNBSers and their shills are really bad monthing Helo Ben.

My only regret today is not buying those MA puts.
All else....splendid!

Check out GS!

FXP is 2x

Thx

Something to think about....
Bears shouldn't get too happy.

CFC had a bad day.

It is a 2x.

Here's a CFC intraday chart.

SRS intraday chart

trouble is it will gap in the morning based on how HK trades tonight

and here is DSL chart.....Downey is DOWN! That was AWESOME!

Bears have stated their throwover case...we'll see over the next few days what the jury decides....

Well even if a crash is right around the corner, there should be at least one more good entry point....

Kudlow, stocks will come roaring back because the ecomony still in Goldilocks and investors should stay in for the long term.

Kudos to those who saw this coming...Kwave...madness....shorty...ano....

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I'm still bullish...but tomorrow will be the tell...

When you get a chance.
Can you post the buy/sell numbers again. I'm fascinated by it. Thanks!
Where exactly do you get these numbers?

Is there an inverse bank index of some kind?

SKF is Ultra Short Financials..closest one I know of

Isn't it the bullish % chart based on pernt and figger?

http://stockcharts.com/charts/gallery.html?$BPNYA

I like this view.

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$BPN...id=p13706292411

I recall him mentioning it's a bull/sell number where he paid a service for.

Here's the site...

http://www.tic-tac-dough.com/

The 20 DMA of the buy/sell numbers are at the bottom of the page.....

Today's 20DMA numbers are 665/831/1991/989 These numbers reflect the market today and are expressing caution with the bullish proposition..

Tomorrow will tell the tale...

Absolutely correct Doc! I think the service uses some filters for order size etc. but that is essentially correct.

"GO BEAR !"

Thanks, GW. Dun got durn lonely at the top, of that lil' bear markit rally. Jes me 'N' my Winchell 14's."

sure they will

sounds like he got inta that white powder agin

Before i head off for a few weeks (Vacation). Here's a chart for you top picking junkies...
Yes, i love counter-trend and i love to trade topping and bottoming action.

We might have a double top in the house on FSLR. Watch that 10dma.

I think this was just a flesh wound....no real damage to the trend...yet...

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Better bounce soon though..

it's over

git out

EW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The CEOs of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae warned their ailing mortgage-finance companies will suffer further in 2008 due to a weakening housing market and rising home-loan defaults.

"Our fourth-quarter results are not expected to be better than they were in the third quarter," said Freddie Mac CEO Richard Syron, speaking at a conference sponsored by Goldman Sachs.

Less than a month ago, the government-sponsored enterprise reported a net loss of $2 billion in the third quarter. Future credit losses are expected to reach between $10 billion and $12 billion, Syron said.

"We think we've been quite cautious in this, but we did it in the interest of trying to assure people where we are and are trying to go," he said.

Syron also offered a dismal view on the broader housing and mortgage market, saying he expected national home prices to fall by 10 percent from their peak, while that decline could be even steeper in California and Florida.

source

I had the same thoughts Madness but they sure dont make it easy to short these MoMo stocks. However, the risk reward ratio on FSLR makes it look tantalising.

Look how 'they' squeezed out the shorts on Amzn before they took it down. I kept a wide stop to avoid this. Worked nicely for me today. A short with a wide stop on FSLR and resistance to a bit of short squeeze heat should work.

this guy reckons Freddie Mac is the cheapest stock he has ever seen.

I wonder how many he is stuck with...

On the long side, Rich Pzena of Pzena Investment Management shared his analysis of Freddie Mac, which he prefaced with this emphatic statement: "I'd go so far as to say that Freddie Mac is the single cheapest stock I've seen in my career." (On the day before his presentation, Freddie Mac shares traded at just under $26.) Given his highly successful career, that is saying something.

http://www.safehaven.com/article-8997.htm

amidst the carnage, this one reamains oblivious

exactly

I think he needs a picture of James to be fully convinced.

Now git.

Eerie fractal similarity still intact...below that blue horizontal and could be lights out for some time to come....

Ream Estate borkers warning of a possible 4% decline in Beanie Baby prices next year, according to Californica ASSociation of Reamtors

what a joke

these are the same shysters who promised +20% per year, fer aSS far as their eyes could see, which warn't too far since their heads were up their arses

I can see -40% nationwide, minimum

much worse in SoCal and Floriduh

there are no "buyers on the sidelines", anybuddy with a heartbeat and a fake SS# already bought a stucco crapbox, or three

now tens of millions need/want/desire ta git out

nightmare crash, NO BUYERS

and gov't is happy to watch while pretending to help

they serve the top 1%, who want the middle claSS destroyed, and so it Shall be

Disclaimer: Past performance is no guarantee of future results.

But it does fit the Bradley 12/22 turn date nicely.......

LOB

a big exciting one day decline doesn't change the fact that IT indicators are still up

true

butt it's over

git out

are you on the right board??

The public is completely tapped out on their Ditech loans versus 125% of their fraudulent inflated uppraisals.

They don't want to sell their stocks -- they have to.

Not a big percentage of overall action.

Although a larger percentage than most realize, because most of the action is merely shamtrading.

Certainly the public selling will be enough to push the markit over the cliff edge.

They were up at this point in '87 as well....Dailies look very similar....

again, past performance, yada yada, yada

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