[quote author="norcaljeff" date=1238760753][quote author="BlackVault CM2" date=1238750542][quote author="norcaljeff" date=1238745059]Well RIMM along was up 23% today, inc a/h action. If that's not frothy I don't know what is. I do believe Rimm has been over due, but come on folks. Don't think the rally is still around for 5 months. BlackVault, you are in a much better position than I to comment on that (you were right to stay with the financials rally), I just find it interesting the parallels to last year. I was long oil this same time last year, watched it go from $60 to $50, then road it from $50 to $60 thinking that was a hell of a run. The saying "Sell in May and Go Away" has probably never been more true than it will be for 2009.</blockquote>
I have no emotion. I ride whatever wave I can catch. Everyday is a good day!
EDIT: I'll pop in to make comments here and there, but not allowed to make public comments or offer my opinion.</blockquote>
Are you Dylan Ratigan? LOL
I have no emotion either, just stating what I observe on a daily basis. Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't see any changes in the fundamentals. Unemployment is getting worse, the deficit is growing by leaps and bounds and these low rates can't hold. That's not a recipe for a booming market.</blockquote>
There are changes in fundamentals. They aren't bleeding as bad...at least for now. I know this is a repeat info, but think of the stock market as your crystal ball of what is to come...not what is currently happening. First, you need to stay on top of the information given, and digest it faster than the general public...you'll be one step ahead. Second you need to understand how the average investor will react to the news...simple psychology. Then react accordingly before everybody else.