Thread: MrJohnRoss' Account Talk

Originally Posted by MrJohnRoss

Investors Who Ignore Treasury's Warning Will Pay the Price

"... Although the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.98% can experience an aggressive rally between now and the end of the year, what we have seen in December when coupled with the warning from the U.S. Treasury Department sets the stage for what everyone should expect in 2015. Proactive, risk-controlled trading strategies will prevail; buy-and-hold strategies will not do nearly as well as they have; and the risk of material market declines will remain high throughout the year."

Couldn't have said it better myself.

Bull Daddy will not like this.....

Originally Posted by jpcavin

Bull Daddy will not like this.....

Exactly. Why do you think I posted this? To razz all the buy and holders.

Here is another ticker for you, Mr. Ross
https://www.google.com/finance?q=NAS...EImdsQeB7oGYAg#

Once again the Fed has made it known that the stock market is the only place for the average person to get any potential significant gains over the next many years. The Fed is afraid of deflation and will remain patient on interest rates. Lower than normal interest rates could last for much longer than expected. We are ina long term secular bull market and in secular bull markets all surprises tend to come on the upside.

Originally Posted by jpcavin

Here is another ticker for you, Mr. Ross
https://www.google.com/finance?q=NAS...EImdsQeB7oGYAg#

Well, thank you. CUBA hmmmmh?

Originally Posted by Birchtree

Once again the Fed has made it known that the stock market is the only place for the average person to get any potential significant gains over the next many years. The Fed is afraid of deflation and will remain patient on interest rates. Lower than normal interest rates could last for much longer than expected. We are ina long term secular bull market and in secular bull markets all surprises tend to come on the upside.

Nice to see you, Chief. Feelin' better?

Scaling back in. Picked up some CURE and BIB. Just in case we're hitting near the bottom. Sure feels like a real rally, doesn't it?

There is a lot of money standing in line waiting to get through the door to include yours. We are about to see multiple strongly positive breath days ahead.

Originally Posted by Birchtree

There is a lot of money standing in line waiting to get through the door to include yours. We are about to see multiple strongly positive breath days ahead.

... and here I was thinking and worrying that the cat had your tongue.

The 401k finished down 38 basis points today. Psssshhh.

Between that and AGG finishing down a measly 13 bp, I'm not crying uncle.

Let's see how the next two days pan out. I'm guessing the relief rally may sputter, and we could possibly see a double bottom re-test of the 1970 area on the S&P.

Today's action was a combo of an oversold market that had gone too far too fast, and the fact that it was a Fed day. That one-two combo blackened a few bear's eyes.

Originally Posted by MrJohnRoss

The 401k finished down 38 basis points today. Psssshhh.

Between that and AGG finishing down a measly 13 bp, I'm not crying uncle.

Let's see how the next two days pan out. I'm guessing the relief rally may sputter, and we could possibly see a double bottom re-test of the 1970 area on the S&P.

Today's action was a combo of an oversold market that had gone too far too fast, and the fact that it was a Fed day. That one-two combo blackened a few bear's eyes.

I agree we are at a crossroad. I'm currently sitting on the fence. Sold my TNA today, but am still 100% S fund. I think the bulls may win out for the next two weeks. Seasonality and Santa Rally may be able to push the markets to new highs. One thing for sure is it's gonna be a wild ride!

Jeff