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Stop making sense

By Jamie Coleman  || December 30, 2008 at 07:16 GMT
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The market has especially stopped making sense in the last 24 hours, as anyone who witnessed the price action during the New York afternoon Monday can attest. I’m not sure what value can be added in trying to come up with cogent explanations for what will pretty much be pure supply and demand.

Commentary will be light through the turn of the year as I embark on a boondoggle of epic proportions: I’m headed for three college football bowl games in 5 days with a group of buddies from my far-off youth. I’ll try and check in from the road, wireless web access permitting.

Posting will resume in full-force on Monday. Happy New year to all!

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5 Responses to “Stop making sense”

  1. Blackday on December 30th, 2008 10:39 GMT

    Happy New Year to you and yours and everyone here. Oh and remember, New Year resolutions go in one year and out the other ;)

  2. tonysan on December 30th, 2008 12:34 GMT

    Happy New Year Jamie and to all our readers…May the 2009 markets follow a straighter line…

  3. RVA Trader on December 30th, 2008 12:58 GMT

    Here is something to look forward to in the New Year:

    http://www.247wallst.com/2008/12/russia-and-ukra.html#more

    It ought to be interesting for Euro bulls.

  4. BigMillers on December 30th, 2008 13:02 GMT

    “I’m headed for three college football bowl games in 5 days with a group of buddies from my far-off youth.”

    Lucky bastid! :wink:

    Everyone have a fun and safe new year! I think i’m going to get started on the celebration a bit early. Hehehe

  5. BigMillers on January 2nd, 2009 19:03 GMT

    If i’m correct, there should be a decent sell off coming in equities soon. Not so sure about this week coming up, but the week after that will probably be bearish in stocks (Monday 12th). A lot of strength to the downside as well.

    Now that i’ve mentioned that, they’ll probably skyrocket.



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