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Futures are trying to turn again like last night. Breaking 12K might have reset all of the dumb money to get back in. Forget old resistance levels, that was all reset after the crash.

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Originally Posted by USMC 

Futures are trying to turn again like last night. Breaking 12K might have reset all of the dumb money to get back in. Forget old resistance levels, that was all reset after the crash.

 Futures seem to be treading water right now.We should have a better look tommorrow morning.

Don't you ever argue or question my judgement!!

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Originally Posted by mxdave 

 

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Originally Posted by USMC 

Futures are trying to turn again like last night. Breaking 12K might have reset all of the dumb money to get back in. Forget old resistance levels, that was all reset after the crash.

 Futures seem to be treading water right now.We should have a better look tommorrow morning.

Forget old resistance levels, that was all reset after the crash.

Sorry my Bear friends, it's only going to get worse. I hate to gloat, but everything I've said over the last year has or is coming true. I really need to quit my day job and become an analyst. Just wait till 2012 my friends......... (This is no BS... Since age 7 or 8 I've called every recession and every recovery).

Economists Expecting Faster Jobs Growth Now Published: Monday, 7 Feb 2011 | 3:57 PM ET Text Size By: Patti Domm CNBC Executive Editor Economists are now expecting more rapid improvement in the unemployment rate, despite mixed messages in Friday's snow-blown jobs report. Stocks have rallied and the dollar strengthened as a better economic view buoyed financial markets Monday. The better data also spurred a move higher in Treasury rates—and once again, has markets questioning the Fed's easing programs. Over the weekend, Goldman Sachs economists trimmed their outlook to an unemployment rate of 8.6 percent by the end of the year, down from 9.0 percent. They now see 2012 at 8 percent, down from 8.3 percent.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/41461372

Many economists believe the economy is on the verge of adding a large number of jobs. However, "at some point, the labor force is going to expand very rapidly," Stanley said, noting that when that happens, the unemployment rate could see upward pressure from a growing number of workers actively looking for jobs.  

^^^^ With strong earnings, it's only been when not if jobs will follow. Corporation will start hiring- they have to. ^^^^^ And I said that would happen.

Sorry my Bear friends, it's only going to get worse. I hate to gloat, but everything I've said over the last year has or is coming true. I really need to quit my day job and become an analyst. Just wait till 2012 my friends......... (This is no BS... Since age 7 or 8 I've called every recession and every recovery).

Economists Expecting Faster Jobs Growth Now Published: Monday, 7 Feb 2011 | 3:57 PM ET Text Size By: Patti Domm CNBC Executive Editor Economists are now expecting more rapid improvement in the unemployment rate, despite mixed messages in Friday's snow-blown jobs report. Stocks have rallied and the dollar strengthened as a better economic view buoyed financial markets Monday. The better data also spurred a move higher in Treasury rates—and once again, has markets questioning the Fed's easing programs. Over the weekend, Goldman Sachs economists trimmed their outlook to an unemployment rate of 8.6 percent by the end of the year, down from 9.0 percent. They now see 2012 at 8 percent, down from 8.3 percent.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/41461372

Many economists believe the economy is on the verge of adding a large number of jobs. However, "at some point, the labor force is going to expand very rapidly," Stanley said, noting that when that happens, the unemployment rate could see upward pressure from a growing number of workers actively looking for jobs.  

^^^^ With strong earnings, it's only been when not if jobs will follow. Corporation will start hiring- they have to. ^^^^^ And I said that would happen.

 Forget old resistance levels, that was all reset after the crash.

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Originally Posted by USMC 

Sorry my Bear friends, it's only going to get worse. I hate to gloat, but everything I've said over the last year has or is coming true. I really need to quit my day job and become an analyst. Just wait till 2012 my friends......... (This is no BS... Since age 7 or 8 I've called every recession and every recovery).

 

Economists Expecting Faster Jobs Growth Now Published: Monday, 7 Feb 2011 | 3:57 PM ET Text Size By: Patti Domm CNBC Executive Editor Economists are now expecting more rapid improvement in the unemployment rate, despite mixed messages in Friday's snow-blown jobs report. Stocks have rallied and the dollar strengthened as a better economic view buoyed financial markets Monday. The better data also spurred a move higher in Treasury rates—and once again, has markets questioning the Fed's easing programs. Over the weekend, Goldman Sachs economists trimmed their outlook to an unemployment rate of 8.6 percent by the end of the year, down from 9.0 percent. They now see 2012 at 8 percent, down from 8.3 percent.

 

 

http://www.cnbc.com/id/41461372

 

Many economists believe the economy is on the verge of adding a large number of jobs. However, "at some point, the labor force is going to expand very rapidly," Stanley said, noting that when that happens, the unemployment rate could see upward pressure from a growing number of workers actively looking for jobs.  

 

 

^^^^ With strong earnings, it's only been when not if jobs will follow. Corporation will start hiring- they have to. ^^^^^ And I said that would happen.

You're certainly free to say whatever you want or gloat as much as you have been (I won't complain or attempt to stop you).  But if there's one thing I've learned in life, it's that when you're absolutely certain about a specific outcome and you proclaim your certainty out loud - well, you'll probably be eating crow later.

Not only that, but using forecasts from an economist and claiming that as a valid source??  And probably a Keynesian economist at that   Well that's just pure comedy my friend.  C'mon man (MNF reference)!
 

Beside criticizing information posted by other, do you any useful information to contribute positively to the forum.

China raise interest rate, Europe equity down, head wind today.

anyone shorting this am?