Well that would be a serious compliment if the market was trying to roast me personally. Unfortunately, I personally don't have the kind of capital that would sway them away from looking at popular opinion, which to me seems to actually be 1) Wait for the next fall, or 2) I'm going flat for the weekend to see what Monday brings me.
My strategy now is to avoid short-term capital gains (which I have paid my share of over the last few years from shorting and going long regularily) and commit to the big picture.
I work for a venture development company in Seattle and we are in constant touch with venture capitalists, angel investors, etc. (some "real movers and shakers") if you know what I mean. The economy is getting much stronger right now, and that will be reflected in these stock prices, whether it be next week or the end of this year.
