Replies to post #6184 on Quick 2 Baggers<SUP>SS</SUP>

[boca_bobby]

You have made some great points! I have been feeling the same way lately. Your first point about the FEDS is exactly what I have been saying for about a week now. In the middle of January I was feeling like we were in for a long ride until the end of 2008 before we saw some daylight again.

But my "spider senses" are starting to tingle and I really feel that we are going to be on our way back real soon. Hopefully the in the summer of 2008 this market will have become just a bad dream for us.

I have posted the link for your comments on my board as well. Hope you don't mind.

Keep'n the faith,

Boca_Bobby
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=12050

[nlightn]

absolutely excellent analysis and reasoning you have supplied.

my only input would be,...

1- was there, at the points on the chart and the various years you illustrated, a parallel circumstance that equals the sub-prime/realestate bubble that this coming year will be faced with in those years ?

2- did this economy have to navigate through the mess this economy is in now because of this house of cards built by the subprime crisis in those years you illustrate ?

3- do you think that it, the sub-prime crisis/realestae bubble, matters or even is a factor in the potential rally you feel is on the way ?

TIA for you reply

[sidesh0wb0b]

wow SS, impressive
wow again. i agree totally. the time is near.
and i feel bad for the people that only see negative in the market. its got to be rough being depressive all the time!
heres to making green man!

[Magnum TA]

Very intelligent and well thought out. I am hearing even the most positive people I know telling me to get out and run for cover today. This tells me end is near.

So many people sitting on their hands proclaiming that this is it, this is the end= mkt bottom.

Tom

[Lindy]

hi stock scientist. It could be that the fed efforts are insulating the market from the disasters around. Also, a bullish stock market would reinflate the USD and of course directly increases corporate wealth and our economic worth? Seems like a good place to attack, to cure a recession? tia.

[Billybob_TX]

How does the dollar's tumble fit into the earlier drops? I don't recall the dollar dropping much (if at all) against other currencies in the other market tanks you have pointed out in your chart.