02-04-2012, 06:54 PM
Yea, you know the market is at highest levels since the 2008 bubble pop. While the results of jobs looks good, and I bet we see 7.x in a couple months.
But I think its odd that over all the economy isn't great, yet market levels are at bubble busting levels. If there is no bad news, I'm thinking there is still going to be be some sort of a sell off. If for no other reason then taking profit. However we might see people jump into the market as well. A lot of money on the sidelines still. Which is even more strange when you try to understand the market levels.Are
I think Greece will fold out of the euro, but I also think that is priced in.
Iran might be the next bad news. They are getting verbal.
There the that I don't see what the next bad news might be?????
It Still bothers me though that the market is not reflecting the overall economy?
But I think its odd that over all the economy isn't great, yet market levels are at bubble busting levels. If there is no bad news, I'm thinking there is still going to be be some sort of a sell off. If for no other reason then taking profit. However we might see people jump into the market as well. A lot of money on the sidelines still. Which is even more strange when you try to understand the market levels.Are
I think Greece will fold out of the euro, but I also think that is priced in.
Iran might be the next bad news. They are getting verbal.
There the that I don't see what the next bad news might be?????
It Still bothers me though that the market is not reflecting the overall economy?
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