Archive for September 27th, 2009
September 27th, 2009 | 
Author: Go to Cash NOW = Run don’t Walk!
The Commercials have been selling the Stock Indexes for 3 weeks now. There has been a normal Bear Market retracement of the first leg down in this Bear Market in percentage & Elliot Wave terms. Now is the time to go to cash. The next leg down in this Bear Market will be devastating. The Dow Jones Industrial Average will most likely go well below 6500.
The COT readings in the precious metals and daily sentiment are at a bullish extremes also. Better prices will be forth coming. We will add to our core holdings at much lower prices.
Where should you put your cash? Contact us for tactics.
AGAIN
There are a wide variety of ways to participate in this opportunity ranging from the very conservative to the highly speculative.
BUT you need active guidance – Contact Us at Fibonacci Financial.
Do not get the idea that you can trade or make investment decisions from my blog entries. These are an introduction to my services and do not constitute investment advice.
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Tags: Asset Allocation, Gold, Real Estate, Silver, Stock Market | 
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