Hey, Deuce, I was posting something that had some relevance to what you said about there being 'no reason to be bearish' because whether we're in a bull market(I take it you think we are)or not, if the consensus view becomes that there's no reason to be bearish, the market will correct hard, regardless of whether you or other bulls think it should or not. It's always that way.
I don't know what your point of using all caps is. You're not talking to a child here and I have no problem going long or short.
I'll even go out on a limb right now, and hopefully save my reputation from being lumped in with the 'dumb ass bears', or, as you call them, the 'DUMB ASS BEARS', and say that this rally, with a fairly major correction(50% retrace of the move from the March lows)along the way, will last into next spring. I'm looking for a 50% retracement of the S&P top to bottom and it should take 50% of the time that the drop from the 2000 top took. That's what the charts tell me at this point. The remaining question in my mind is when the correction starts.