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ha! I thought he meant the end of the world 😉
No end of the world, but some hope 🙂
yep .. that is in short supply these days
i cant get my arms around that notion at all.will those two come back in the next month they say which “should” happen, and do a victory lap……….i say no
drummerboy,
look at what the market is telling you. it has been hard to go down. period. now if we have a Lehman in Europe then all bets are off. also economic data while weak is not crashing…market want to go higher, but Europe is a ball and chain right now
That guy is my favorite intermediate term market forecaster.
He’s very pragmatic, very data oriented, and outright cool to listen to when he talks.
No doubt checklist
hey cronk,the reason i say that is,what could possibly turn this into some some “bull” market rally here in the usa. we dont make much of anything anymore. and who cares that gm sold 20% more pick-up and suv’s. that doesnt mean much considering the real unemployment numbers. and now with the euro zone,messed up as much as we are,just doesnt add up to what this article is really saying. i’m still calling it b.s..it’s a false perception article. so what is it that “wants” to drive stock prices up, just for the sake th at we’d like them to be.. whats behind it,, whats the driving force. certainly not consumption or manufacturing…where?