From July 2007 to November 2009 a great experiment in Bubble Economics started to leak and eventually soared around, as all balloons that lose air do. Then a street vendor named Ben, found it, put some helium in the balloon…Continue Reading →
If there was any question in your mind as to who is running the rally over the past few months, today’s market action on no news should provide the answer. This is just a little professional raid to try and get…Continue Reading →
Obama needs to get his priorities realigned. The country voted for change, yet he allows the Washington and Wall Street Insiders call the shots on seemingly everything and we are back to a bubble market again. It is about time…Continue Reading →
But I’m not sure it would matter. So I will just ramble here. 1) The market is no doubt fueled by borrowed money that could have gone to creating jobs but didn’t because of the way the bank bailouts were designed….Continue Reading →
If one looks at trading volume for the two large Stock Index ETF’s (the SPY and DIA) over the past year you see a curious pattern. Volume peaked in March 2009 as the market made its bottom and has had…Continue Reading →
For me there are no new arguments on market direction. With our positions we will just wait it out. Change comes slowly and so far little has been learned by the market in the past two years, just replacing big…Continue Reading →
Our Aggressive Portfolio in the Marketocracy Tracking Portfolio is deflation oriented. Of total net assets of 9.0 million dollars, 2.9 million of position face value is long various stocks and ETF’s in the areas of Green Technology, and Bio-tech, 16.0 million…Continue Reading →
We are aggressively ramping up our short positions to our max levels today. Some was done before the Fed announcement, a little wrap-up at the moment. This is a technical play that we have been waiting to execute. We will…Continue Reading →
We are staying with our comments of October 8th. The 950 area on the S&P and Gold remain important areas to be tested, specifically the 944 to 963 area of the S&P. The declines into that area will probably be…Continue Reading →