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The Three Stooges of Inflation
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Earl
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mr.ira
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Sent: Saturday, March 06, 2004 9:38
AM
Subject: Re: [RT] sp500/nasdaq top
Another bit of the inflationary cycle.
Almost everything we buy is imported now and with the falling dollar their
cost goes higher. In the grocery fruit and vegetables from Mexico,
Central and South America. Clothing and electronic products are examples
of things from Asia. Oil from the middle east. Now tech support in many
industries comes from Asia also. I don't like the idea of my medical
x-rays or other diagnostics being analyzed in India. I know how bad
their tech support is for my computer. One could die waiting for some
supervisor to come up with a answer that has a high probability of being
wrong. Just some thoughts on a Sat. Morning.
Ira
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EarlA
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title=realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Sent: Saturday, March 06, 2004 8:08
AM
Subject: Re: [RT] sp500/nasdaq
top
Dollar appears to be in a corrective rally to downtrend. Interest rates
have been moving inversely to dollar so I would expect a dollar rally to
pressure both interest rates and stocks. Oil prices have been moving
inversely to dollar, therefore expect a dollar rally to moderate oil price
increases ... increases are in large part due to scarcity and political
risks.
IMO, rate increase risk from Fed is next to nil, however, historically,
the Fed is almost always behind the market. The market risk is that foreign
central banks (primarily China and Japan) slow down their purchases of US
Treasuries which have been keeping mid-long term rates low here. As of
this week's Federal Reserve report, there is no sign of this. However, last
week AG lectured the Chinese and Japanese CB's on follies of massive
treasury purchases to ameliorate decline in dollar. I would expect a
dollar rally to reduce CB intervention and therefore purchases.
Bottom line ... there is a very tangled, inter-dependent web of
unparalleled intervention which is keeping the world economies afloat. The
risks are very high.
Earl
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Mark
Simms
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title=realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Sent: Saturday, March 06, 2004 8:31
AM
Subject: RE: [RT] sp500/nasdaq
top
The party
will continue until the market perceives a future event that will end
it.
Candidate
events:
1)
terrorist action
2) fed
interest rate increase
3) US
Dollar declines sharply; foreign central bank currency
moves
4) crude
oil above $40
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This market
seems to be hyper-sensitive to interest rate rises....
bad news on
employement is good news for it right now.
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[mailto:earl.a@xxxxxxxxxx]Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 10:43
AMTo: realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: Re: [RT]
sp500/nasdaq top
Fascinating market action ... SPX has rallied to 1162.99 (within my
target range) while the price of the June 1150 puts I hold (and had
orders for more) has also rallied. This suggests that the market is
putting in a blow-off. Had to short emini since it looks like they won't
fill my put order.
I assume that this rally is all about the perceived notion that the
Fed won't raise rates so the market can party longer. Not a thought
to the fact that continued employment problems will lead to reduced
consumption and other (economic and political) fall-out from reduced
consumer confidence. Foreign currencies are rallying hard which means
even higher energy prices are in the cards.
Earl
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EarlA
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title=realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 6:11
AM
Subject: Re: [RT] sp500/nasdaq
top
SPX is very close to long standing target range of 1060-1073
which includes: 50% retracement to ATH, 200% expansion of
Oct02-Mar03 swing, and Dec01-Mar02 triple top.
I closed out long emini position just ahead of Thursday's close
leaving in place a SPX put established on Wednesday. I also have
orders working to add to put position on any rally from monthly
Employment Lie. During the past couple of weeks I've closed out all
trading positions in stocks and now hold significant cash position. I
still like energy stocks and hold core positions to which I will add
during any correction in equities.
There should be good support in the 1015+- area which includes
the 38% retracement to the Mar03 low and the Jun-Jul03 highs. If this
area holds, then another run to higher highs (1250+-) could be in the
cards. On a fundamental basis, the market is richly priced and risks
are strongly to the downside should the public lose its taste for
speculation.
Earl
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Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004
9:43 PM
Subject: [RT] sp500/nasdaq
top
Most likely 3/5/04 should
be a top for a while
get out of longs and if you have
long term gains consider writing calls
most likely next is 1050 on
sp
if I am wrong, the max upside is only
10-15 sp points
best regards
<FONT face=Arial
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