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by Ashraf Laidi
Posted: Feb 22, 2010 5:00
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Posted: Feb 22, 2010 5:00
Comments: 8936
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Gold, Oil & Indices (Equity & Bond Indices)
Discuss Gold, Oil & Indices (Equity & Bond Indices)
Don't you think that if stocks turn lower (as you expect, and I concur on this) on this Egypt news, then as risk-aversion risis, Gold will be supported for a test back up (as we see today)? Or you expect the risk for another rate hike from China to offset this gold positive news?
And I thank you for alerting us yesterday that Egypt would be huge news today.
Have a nice wekend.
But why brag about my wrong calls when I have you to do it ??
Ashraf
But I also remember you were warning that SP500 will fall when it was just below 1200 a couple of months ago.
I also think now SP500 is due for a correction but it is funny when you continue to brag with correct calls and forget your wrong calls.
Anyway, thanks for the comment.
i warned on Monday, THE LAST TIME THE Dow-30 had 8 straight weekly gains was from March to late April. That winning streak was interrupted in early May coinciding with the MAY 6 FLASH CRASH. This week, the Dow-30 will have its first weekly decline after 8 straight weekly declines...
Six months from now when QE2 is over we may look at the 12,000 top in the Dow-30 and 1,300 top in SP500 and say "Yes, this was Egypt". Last May we said: "This was Greece". Markets need a catalyst (even though it may not a directly relevant to market fundamentals) and this may be it, as it risk lifting oil prices despite already rising bond yields and high unemployment.
I expect the US dollar to retain these gains while metals to began a gradual retreat back as equity indices deepen their declines. We mentioned this week that the last time the Dow-30 had 8 straight weekly gains was from March to late April. The winning streak was interrupted in early may coinciding with the Flash Crash.
HERE IS THE DOW-30 CHART WARNING I POSTED ON MONDAY: http://chart.ly/h5pxfc6
Ashraf
I like it when some people announce such things postfactum. GL