Dumb Blonde with Big Tits Wall St. thought ...
The economic "good news" in regards to jobs and retail sales appears to have run out of steam where Wall St. is concerned. Tech darling Intel is dropping like a stone. Handwriting on the wall seems to read that Wall St.'s run is running out of gas, and might be in for a major decline after options expire later this week. FYI I just sold my US company stocks, and am thinking of loading up on contrary fund RYIAX (which gained 1.5% today versus a 134 point drop in the Dow).
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Buy on bad news, sell on good.
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Wall St. is the ultimate rationalization machine.
Take tommorrow's economic news.
Housing, Industrial production and The preliminary Michigan sentiment index come out at 8:30, 9:15 and 10 am.
Housing starts are expected to go up 3%, permits flat, ip +0.2% and confidence up over 1 point. Housing could easily go up 8% on a weather bounce, or be up 1% with a flaky multi-family starts number. Permits wont move more than 1%, but the street does not like that number cause it is boring. Industrial production may be close to dead flat, maybe down 0.1% because electricity production will probably fall 3% because Jan and Feb, were weather inflated. Consumer confidence is last month plus or minus 2 points for noise.
Wall Street will organize these actual results in whatever way they choose to, picking and choosing which parts to look at. Retail sales's significance was overblown, the strong parts of the release were the pieces ignored by the BEA in calculating GDP, but consumption will have a strong quarter to quarter growth anyway. The CPI was mostly noise clumping in one direction that month (medical and a rare rise in apparel.
The strong employment gain of last month , if not reduced by revision, will probably be followed by an April with 125-150,000 jobs or there abouts. A statistically significant change in the BLS's opinion is 108,000 jobs. The bond market will probably rally. Would I bet money on it? No because the concepts have a lot of noise and 1 out of 4 times I would loose my shirt.
The one certainty is the talking heads will explain it after the fact somehow.
And Mel, I don't think WSt knows you are blonde, except for those 2 guys at Merril Lynch who go to your website, LOL
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...And I must add before a wisenheimer calls me on it, you are by no means dumb and you absolutely have big tits (or you are secretly mute and the film on your web site was lip-synched by Millie Vanilli in which case one meaning of "dumb" could be accurate). I was referring to the "blonde" and "Wall St thought" components of the thread title.
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And Mel, I don't think WSt knows you are blonde, except for those 2 guys at Merril Lynch who go to your website, LOL
Actually, a LOT of Wall St. guys know that I'm blonde and have big tits. It's a natural byproduct of working clubs in the NYC area LOL.
The reason for the self inflicted comments about my hair color and breast size is to remind anybody reading my investment related posts that I'm not an authority on the subject of investments !
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Inspired by Melonie, I think my next post will be entitled "Fat, Balding Dude with High IQ Stripping Thoughts..." If people want to take them as gospel, more power to them. lol :)
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Don't worry Melonie. Whilst I do enjoy what you have to say about investing as you do seem to know more than the average Jane (or average stripper)....
I take into account a post I made in this folder:
http://www.stripperweb.com/forum/ind...ney/t6642.html
It helps me determine if something is worth going after or not.
Besides, stocks aren't my thing. I would only invest a small amount of money into them.