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Next we can see how new highs peaked in December 2004, and they have been contracting ever since. This time we can see that the angle of contraction is much steeper than the previous one, and, more important, there is a visible and persistent expansion of new lows. The negative divergence of new highs along with the expansion of new lows is one sign that the bull market may be over

 

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Next week PPI/CPI - probably ugly. What Oh What to do? Cut rates and invite global derision and Dollar plunge - OR - keep talking tough and watch the market melt away like mist in the morning. Time for Mr.G to put his cards on the table methinks.

 

Greenspan's term began with a dollar crash and stock market crash may well end that way.

 

That would only be fitting.

 

In the event of a another market crash, don't expect him to keep the exchange doors open very long, if at all.

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Bastard Kudlow was jsut "disucssing" with another bastard taxes. The other one said "13% flat tax for everything and everyone", Kudlow agreed. At he end the other bastard said that this 13% proposal was invented in Russia and "does very well". Kudlwo freaked out why that cant be done in the US too.

 

Oh my, Russia is really such a well doing, non-corrupt country, it really is a real model for the whole western word. NOT!

 

Holy Lord, please give more brain.

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