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3 years, 2 months ago via Twitter

the market seems to have gone up slightly in the last two weeks . premature? http://bit.ly/Byvg

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dcanswerer | 3 years, 2 months ago view on twitter
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The big concern is that this is simply a "dead cat bounce." This comes from the wall street saying "even a dead cat will bounce if it's dropped from high enough." Charming, I know, but look at this for more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_cat_bounce

The main thing people are worried about is the financial sector. The financials created this mess, and many people think we won't pull out until they get healthy again. For the first 2 months of the year, the financials were profitable. See http://tinyurl.com/df8dy8. Unfortunately, even though they are in the black now, we don't know how many toxic assets they have on their books. So if they make a few billion in profit this quarter, but they have to write down another $50 billion in bad assets, the market isn't going to continue its rebound. Wait for a month or so for Citibank, Bank of America, and the rest of the big financials to make their quarterly report and see how many bad assets they have on their books. The financials should lead the recovery.

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morriss003 | 3 years, 2 months ago view on twitter
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I recommended buying Citi a few weeks ago when it was a dollar and AIG when it was 46 cents. Those would have been good investments. AIG is about 1.50 and Citi was over 3 today.
I think the worst is over. I do not think that we will go under 7000 on the DOW again, but I do think that the lower 7000's is a range that will be tested over and over until the end of the year.
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tracebooks | 3 years, 2 months ago view on twitter
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No, I don't think it's premature. One of the big fears of a few months ago was DEflation--sounds good to the consumer but very scary to big business, so this move may be a good hedge against that.

Also, there is now plenty of money for banks to lend. They're just scared to lend it. This is exactly what put the U.K. in a catatonic state last summer. Sounds to me like the bankers' pendulum is swinging the exact opposite direction, from lending too easily to not at all, but it's starting to normalize a little.

The Kiplinger Washington Newsletter predicted this over a week ago.

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