rainbow12345, welcome aboard. Wonderbuy is a nice moderator who is fair and intelligent like you.
It is certainly painful to be bears because market is driven by EOY performance buying-spree even if market could crash after the EOY when the hedge fund mgrs are getting out looking for volatility to downside.
Also, if this parabolic move continues, we could see a crash like we have see 1987 which is a typical outcome of market with new Fed chairman. We didn't see a real volalility after Dr Bernanke.
I am sorry for AEOS. That is the reason that I don't mention low volume stocks because it could swing wild. In addition, shorting strong momentum stocks, like AEOS, could be painful as I experienced before, for example, when I shorted Dollar Tree (DLTR) in late 2001, it was just going up.
Like you, bears could be riding a painful wave but anyone who has a right mind wouldn't be genuinely bullish at this juncture.
Having said that, while fundamentally bearish, we can’t ignore price actions based on technical analysis.
Hopefully, GB and the Fed has right mind, not to make bubbles.
Good luck and, again, Welcome aboard.
