Posts Tagged ‘Bubble’
April 24th, 2009 | 
Author: Red Alert! Red Alert! Red Alert!
The Commercial Traders started buying the stock market in late march. Bullish sentiment was at only 5% ! These along with the MASSIVE infusion of Rag Money into the economy and more cool aid into the punch bowl have lead to the first real bear market sucker rally. This however will afford many the last great opportunity to get out of the stock market before then next killer plunge. It will be hard. The talking heads will be proclaiming the next bull. “No bears are out tonight Father (big ben) killed them all last night”. BUT be ready to go against the herd and your own emotions.
Will You Be Ready?
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Tags: 401K, Bail Out, Bubble, Dow, Financial Planning, Stock Market | 
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