Replies to post #371819 on Zeev's Turnips Patch-No Politics (ZEEV)

[choad]

Kudlow and Cramer, CNBC. He is a permabull but I don't think he ever tries to disguise that and over the long term he is probably right.

[lee kramer]

Zeev: Kudlow plays shortstop for the Chicago Cubs: Good gloveman, poor hitter.

[marketmaven]

Zeev you're myopic- US Economy is a mess

See my earlier posts regarding the bellweathers: GM, AIG, FNM, F, C, GOOG, AMZN, CFC, BZH, MSTR, MTC, MTH, FAF, AACE, FNF, RIMM, FRE, RYL, EBAY.... These are ALL living on borrorwed time IMTO.

Let's simply look at the GM situation... no profit on the car business, debt trades as junk, spinoff hype, sub-prime debt unit GMAC is the "jewel", abuse of UAW employees, $5-10K 'rebates' don't move vehicles, Q1 loss not $850m not profit, massive negative swing in FCF, ARE YOU IN DENIAL???

[Bearmove]

Kudlow is the king of Permabulls on that CNBC show. Believe me Zeev, you in no way shape of form have anything in common with him. As for you call for a rally here, I agree. As a matter of fact the trigger may be Greenspan on Tues.

[ogm]

Actually lack of put buying in falling market isn't exactly a bullish sign. I play options sometimes, and lately the premiums on puts are just downright pathetic. You can buy some deep in the money puts with barely any premuims at all (20-40 cents), and thats 1-2 weeks before the expiration.

We should've seen at least some kind of a spike on this decline, and so far except for 5 day RSI being a little oversold, I didn't see a slightest sign of concern in any sentiment indicators.

Why do you think that is ? My guess is complacency.

[simple]

Kudlow was a middleweight who fought out of Cincinati, but was actually managed by Tony Salerno out of Chicago. He was a southpaw---had a good chin, which enabled him to take a number of bad beatings.

Some people still remember the time he attacked the referee after his fight with Holly Mims was stopped.

[brainlessone]

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