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Like I thought - worthless input. Who do you think you are coming here every couple weeks to bash someone? I've seen it for over a year now - go back to being someone's lackey which I'm sure is how you spend your days - but most of the time pissed off at somebody.
And I bet you really get angry every time your evaluation at work says you have a bad attitude. Anger management is key - check it out sometime but keep in mind at a certain age it is usually too late.
At least you're not playing favs today - nice enough to bash Fed Res and Velo on the same day.
What does your crystal ball tell you genius?
Caught long again Bateman? Nice to see you post every couple of weeks or so just to bash someone. Have you ever posted anything of value here?
Not quite COTL, looks like I spoke to soon
Looks like COTL again today.
dvdmogul, you're the greatest!
I'm surprised the other minions here continue to post amongst your utter brilliance?
Your arrogance defies belief but at least it is consistent in every post you grace us with.
I bet there are other message boards that would appreciate that arrogance a bit more than this one.
Go crazy - they hit 'em.
Looks like a Close on the Lows may be in effect today...
Great, how soon?
Thanks, when you say "very mild bottom" do you think we don't get all the way down to 1913 or so than?
"very mild bottom"
Does this mean we meander under 2063 between now and 3/24 and hit around 1913 on 3/24 or do we have excursions into the 2100s in between or is 1913 out of the picture now and our next move is to 2390?
Just looking for clarification on the "very mild bottom" change.
Thx.
I see, looks like he picked a fight with that OLD CODGER Federal Reserves and FR just came out swinging like Don Zimmer except it looks like FR connected a couple of times. Jerry Olson may have some serious talent but he's just got to drop that New Jersey, New York, Philly whatever tough guy on the street arrogance.
Grew up in the hood myself but learned a few things along the way and one was to leave that arrogant attitude behind. It's one thing to be confident and another to constantly get in people's faces and by the looks of it the kitchen got to hot for OJ.
Hey, what happened to OJ? He used to post here regularly.
Right on again Fred. Wait until Bill Clinton signs up with John Kerry as the democratic VP (probably not realistic but wishful thinking and the NY Times ran an OP ED piece on this possibility) and he gets to beat 2 Bush's in one lifetime.
It's happy hour and I'd take 4 more years of Bill Clinton any day.
OK, have at me...
Bull, there are probably thousands of people that routinely do what Martha has done - they picked her because she was high profile. I don't care if she does the time but this clearly is not a "random" catch.
I agree Fred, even though many people think Martha Stewart is a total bitch and she may be one, we are only talking a couple hundred grand here when many of the Enron and Worldcom execs walk free after bilking the public for hundreds of millions. We should focus our precious resources on taking down the most wicked of the perps.
If they close us at 2063 or above, where will your cash be?
Thx.
The question is will the corrective swoon down to low 1900s happen before we go for 2300 and being this close to 2063 on a close leads one to believe the chances are increasing that the corrective swoon may not come to fruition.
Since you don't short, I think your calls have the tendency to be low on the bullish side and low on the bearish side as well. As long as you just hover between let's say 0% and 50% cash missing the low never hurts the portfolio much.
It's prudent to take that into consideration when following the turnips.
Zeev, you seem less confident about holding 2063 on the upside than you were a couple weeks ago. You mentioned lack of new lows recently - even though we may not cross the line in the sand on the close today are your internals lining up to show that is inevitable in the next week or so?
Is it time to put some sideline cash to work on the long side or wait for the fat lady to sing?
Thanks.
What % cash are you going into the weekend? Golds?
Euro markets taking a nose dive - gold up $4.
Don't know, Intel guidance less than expected with a very crappy jobs number - longs may want to lock in profits quickly today. Can't see much positive spin here. % of jobs held in US decreased - can't be good for the Bush campaign.
Bring on the PPI - where's that darn PPI number - show me the inflation.
Maybe???? December and January jobs also revised down. Looks like we could close down another week. Let's see if they can spin this one.
Jobless recovery is on - only adds 21,000 jobs. Manufacturing lost a few thousand jobs. Futures crashing...
Fed, if we get a jobs number of 250K, that seems pretty darn good and I would think the market will react favorably depite the inflation concerns. I think it would be better to see a number flat to let's say 50K and show some cracks in the armor of this economic rebound for a downturn.
Zeev or others want to make a prediction of how the market reacts to the nonfarm payrolls tomorrow?
There are very different opinions out there re: tomorrow's number.
Nice call again Zeev. Well we're sitting at 2033 here and starting to see many opinions WITH CONVICTION that we are breaking UP or DOWN quite a bit in the month of March. Bearmove, URMYGOLD, and I believe Fred Langford are quite bearish while VELO and others are looking for new highs shortly.
While I know you think we are up tomorrow, I take it you still don't think we're crossing the line in the sand at 2063 and continuing the regularly scheduled programming down to 1900 or lower in full bear suit, correct?
Thanks.
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Joe, I agree with both you and choad. It's ridiculous to think it's not your fault if your plant dies. However, if I was in the plant business, I'd put my emotions aside and do whatever is best for my business. For example, if I sold $5,000 a year in plants and this new policy increased my sales by let's say 20% to $6,000 a year in sales and I had $300 a year in replacement returns, I would implement the policy.
I remember when cell phone plans did not have free weekend minutes. Now you can't have a seat at the table without free weekend minutes. Times change and those who don't adapt usually don't survive.
OT: Guys, I bet this is a great marketing idea for brick and mortar stores. I would think the number of returns is minimal and the increase in plant sales because of this policy is well worth it.
If I were in this business I would try to get those specific numbers from let's say an Orchard Supply Hardware that allows replacement for the lifetime of the plant. I would use that as input to figure out whether you should offer something similar. If you find the figures I would be interested in hearing them.
NAZ 6 down weeks in a row now for a whopping 108 total points!
You were right in slow grind down - the fear is one up week could wipe all that out (if you're short of course that would be a fear).
Sub 2000 bounce over already? I would think they can do better than this.
Bin, a couple of things you may forget. Detailed search is not a FREE option and some of us are freebies. Also, Zeev has a kind easygoing personality, not the typical, highly volatile, always find something to complain about, glass half empty personalities like most who post things like you just did so when he starts fussing with the roadmap, he is OK with clarification of messages every now and then. I'm sure the clarification helped others as well which is part of the purpose of this thread if I'm not mistaken.
New schedule / old schedule????
Can you refresh us with the current thinking? A simple post of the new schedule message would suffice - may have missed it because I thought we were kind of "on schedule" with the original plan - are we still going to 1900 or is that "off" now?
Can you say BLACK FRIDAY today Fed?
Nice job Phill!
How about NOW?
I bet you don't doubt a RED DOW quite as much right now.
As Alex says, "Viddie well, my droogies"
Name that 1971 gem...
What's the major controversy? Is it antisemetic or anticatholic or anti what?
How about the DOW going RED today? That would be something, huh?