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Things are rapidly spiraling out of control.

 

SNDK up another $5.00??? That puts it way out in front of ScottCardiff's fibo nacho numbers posted 3 months ago.

 

Next stop $100???

 

Trash stock TMTA up another 40% in the PreMarket.

 

How many open, unfilled gaps can you get on AMZN??

 

Looks like we either gap and crap right here, or the market is going to go parabolic like Jan. - Mar. 2000.

It looks like the anaycysts have now sufficiently lowered the bar where everyone will be able to clear it handily. Looks like 500-1000 PE's will be the norm again based on 2005 NIPOOMA's.

 

Some of the broker reports I've been reading are claiming that trading profits are up 80% over last year. The programs have been phenomenally successful!

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Free snippets from Astrikos:

 

Intel regularly buys back $1 billion of their stock every quarter. Find out how to game the Intel buyback, discussed on 9/30...

 

http://www.markettells.com/private/archives/093003.txt

 

The NYSE Cumulative TICK is a running summation of 1-minute TICK readings throughout the day. On 10/1, we saw an unusually strong +200,000 reading. Find out what that means in our 10/1 commentary...

 

http://www.markettells.com/private/archives/100103.txt

 

Some sentiment surveys suggest the small investor is stubbornly bullish. We disagree. One indicator pointing to an unusually pessimistic small investor is the Odd Lot Short Ratio, discussed in our 10/2 commentary...

 

http://www.markettells.com/private/archives/100203.txt

 

When the S&P can close higher three days after a strong 3:1 positive breadth day, it's a sign of strong underlying momentum. Read about it in our 10/6 commentary...

 

http://www.markettells.com/private/archives/100603.txt

 

After five consecutive up days, the market is typically due for a pullback, as outlined in our 10/7 commentary...

 

http://www.markettells.com/private/archives/100703.txt

 

Did the Bubble really start in 1995? That's what the long-term log chart of the S&P500 indicates. Read about it in our 10/8 commentary...

 

http://www.markettells.com/private/archives/100803.txt

 

Program Trading activity has been off the charts over the past year, and there's no sign of it letting up anytime soon. This has major implications for the market, as discussed in our 10/9 commentary...

 

http://www.markettells.com/private/archives/100903.txt

 

On October 13th, there was a confluence of short-term bullish seasonal factors at work given the Columbus Day holiday and options expiration week. Read about it our 10/12 commentary...

 

http://www.markettells.com/private/archives/101203.txt

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Today begins or Federal Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) Open Season (until December 31) for all federal civilian and armed forces contributers. They could do nothing all summer as bonds dropped...

 

Choices?

Eseesntially 5 funds: govt bond (short-term US treasuries)

fixed income bond fund (tracks LBA)

- herein lies fannies and ginnies

 

common stock fund (S&P tracking)

small caps (wiltshire 4500 tracking)

international (tracks EAFE)

 

there is no "none of the above' response allowed on this multiple choice question :(

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If the economy is so hot, why has the FEED stated that rates will be kept low far into the future?

This is why rates are rallying right now. Central bonkers have short memories and zero integrity. They jawbone the markets one way, talking about what they'll do, the speculators jump, and then it's all forgotten, with traders left holding the bag. Just like now with treasuries. Easier just to follow the charts and keep stop losses on.

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After lurking here since inception I have finally decided to join the fray. Listening to crapvision this morning brought back memories of an episode I taped for the archives back in February of 2000. NOTHING HAS BEEN LEARNED. The most extrodinary transfer of wealth in the history of the planet is running unabated with the full support of the fed, the administration and the media. The family of stoolies assembled here, has helped me maintain my sanity through what has been a shortsellers nightmare this past year. For this I am eternally grateful. I fully believe a big part of the reason we have entered bubble 2 is because of the pension liability 10 sigma event that was staring corporate America in the face last year. The pension issue had to be repaired. It seems this manipulated runup in the markets is having the desired effect. However,with non pro forma valuations at hysterical extreames I am convinced "they" will fail. The question is, Its not knowing what will happen but WHEN? Hang in there stoolies, your seeing the world for what it really is helping many like myself.

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After lurking here since inception I have finally decided to join the fray. Listening to crapvision this morning brought back memories of an episode I taped for the archives back in February of 2000. NOTHING HAS BEEN LEARNED. The most extrodinary transfer of wealth in the history of the planet is running unabated with the full support of the fed, the administration and the media. The family of stoolies assembled here, has helped me maintain my sanity through what has been a shortsellers nightmare this past year. For this I am eternally grateful. I fully believe a big part of the reason we have entered bubble 2 is because of the pension liability 10 sigma event that was staring corporate America in the face last year. The pension issue had to be repaired. It seems this manipulated runup in the markets is having the desired effect. However,with non pro forma valuations at hysterical extreames I am convinced "they" will fail. The question is, Its not knowing what will happen but WHEN? Hang in there stoolies, your seeing the world for what it really is helping many like myself.

Welcome....

 

I believe you're right about the Pension Repair Plan....However, when the Pensions are made whole, what difference will it make when a cup of coffee costs $30.00 a cup.....

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Don't shoot the messenger...........

 

I have said several times over the last 2 months about the dramatic change in activity at the Union Pacific railyard next door to where I work.

 

Union Pacific is now hiring. They're even advertising on the radio for these jobs. I have no details to what kind of jobs they're offering, however, I'll find out in a few days.

 

They'll be a stampede from at least 3 states to apply for these jobs. Union Pacific has had 100's of employees, from this location, laid off over the last 3 years.

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