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    Default How much credence or just cheerleading?

    Not much of a Najarian fan, but

    UPDATE: Stocks Could Skyrocket After March 12th

    Investors such as Jon Najarian are hopeful that stocks could soar next week. They say we could see an explosion to the upside after a meeting scheduled for March 12th.

    On that date, a House financial services subcommittee plans a hearing on mark-to-market accounting rules, which have been blamed for forcing banks to report billions of dollars in write-downs.

    Karen Finerman has long been an advocate of putting these rules on hiatus for a while and “letting the banks breathe.”

    http://www.cnbc.com/id/29549920

    Could this give us a short bounce?

    CB
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    Default Re: How much credence or just cheerleading?

    A "bounce"?!? My friend, all the "bounces" between 1930 and 1939 were known as "sucker rallies".

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    Default Re: How much credence or just cheerleading?

    Thanks but I'm looking for a short as in a day or 2. Suckers Rally? I've never heard that, can I use that?

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    Default Re: How much credence or just cheerleading?

    Quote Originally Posted by CountryBoy View Post
    Not much of a Najarian fan, but

    UPDATE: Stocks Could Skyrocket After March 12th

    Investors such as Jon Najarian are hopeful that stocks could soar next week. They say we could see an explosion to the upside after a meeting scheduled for March 12th.

    On that date, a House financial services subcommittee plans a hearing on mark-to-market accounting rules, which have been blamed for forcing banks to report billions of dollars in write-downs.

    Karen Finerman has long been an advocate of putting these rules on hiatus for a while and “letting the banks breathe.”

    http://www.cnbc.com/id/29549920

    Could this give us a short bounce?

    CB
    IMO, yes. I just hope that I'm in the market when this happens, and I hope to be out the next day.

    This would be the ultimate buy the rumor sell the news scenario. The MBS/ABS/CDO market is dead. Private capital has left the building. This housing bubble was create by a bunch of liars. Home buyers lied, mortgage brokers lied, banks lied, rating agencies lied, Wall St. lied, Congress lied, etc......

    Enron X 1000

    This talk of suspending mark-to-market is just BS. They actually want us to believe that they have been using mark-to-market all along.

    Transparency my ass.
    Last edited by 350zCommTech; 03-08-2009 at 10:29 PM.

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    continue to play the shorts until your 'shorts' fall off!!!
    "You rise. You fall. You're down then you rise again. What don't kill ya make ya more strong."
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