A big chunk of that recent drop in the T-bill was in the last couple of days and could be a short-term blip, but a .50% or .75% cut wouldn't be out of the question.
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I gotta hope we're approaching the bottom of that emotion chart...
S&P is now 12% off its high.
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the bottom of that emotion chart...
n.
Depression of spirits from loss of hope, confidence, or courage; dejection.
Are we there yet? :eek:
I'd say we're getting there.
The market is just looking for excuses to sell off, and I gotta think that is weighing heavily on sentiment.
I think the real despondency will come after a couple of rallies that end in a retest as those buying will lose all hope. A reflex rally, which is due, will just be a temporary relief to the bulls. It's typical bottoming action, and nothing like we have seen in early 2003. 2004 was tough at times, but the drops were not this bad.
I think we are "here"! But, we are not "there"! According to Spaf logic U can't be both "here" and "there" at the same time!.....:cheesy:.....When we get "there" we will be "there"!.......:suspicious: Now does anyone know where "there" is??????
SPAF:
Thanks for the cartoon...I not even sure where "here" is the past month and half, much less where "there" is...
And I'm supposed to know how to navigate...sheesh...
Tom, I apologize for kidnapping your account talk..but Spaf's cartoon made me chuckle..
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