Comments for Stock Market Signal Blog http://stockmarketsignal.com/blog Tue, 07 Sep 2010 01:36:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 Comment on Has The Market Hit Bottom? by john http://stockmarketsignal.com/blog/?p=25&cpage=1#comment-481 john Thu, 26 Mar 2009 16:05:39 +0000 http://stockmarketsignal.com/blog/?p=25#comment-481 These are fascinating charts. They provide a real view of just how crazy things were. I had no idea we were out at Pluto. It's nice to see that we are getting back near reality. Are we going to get back inside the box anytime soon? These are fascinating charts. They provide a real view of just how crazy things were. I had no idea we were out at Pluto. It’s nice to see that we are getting back near reality. Are we going to get back inside the box anytime soon?

]]> Comment on Hi, and welcome to Greg’s Blog by phil http://stockmarketsignal.com/blog/?p=1&cpage=1#comment-463 phil Fri, 17 Oct 2008 02:03:38 +0000 http://stockmarketsignal.com/blog/?p=1#comment-463 well well.... banks getting nationalized market tumbling... and the fed printing ,money in the TRILLIONS to try and keep it all afloat.... can you say ' Weimar republic' (hyperinflation)? Yep looks like the US (and other governments) are trying to inflate their way outta this mess. How long before wicked inflation grabs hold? Interesting to note that while the US is busy running the money printing presses as fast as they can... the value of the Canadian $ actually dropped sharply vs the greenback last week. This looks like a great opportunity to divest of US dollars and go long the Loonie as Canada's much greater financial balances (current account and fiscal) and the US's monetary inflation should lead to a much weaker US dollar vs the Can dollar. my .02 Phil well well…. banks getting nationalized market tumbling… and the fed printing ,money in the TRILLIONS to try and keep it all afloat…. can you say ‘ Weimar republic’ (hyperinflation)? Yep looks like the US (and other governments) are trying to inflate their way outta this mess. How long before wicked inflation grabs hold?

Interesting to note that while the US is busy running the money printing presses as fast as they can… the value of the Canadian $ actually dropped sharply vs the greenback last week. This looks like a great opportunity to divest of US dollars and go long the Loonie as Canada’s much greater financial balances (current account and fiscal) and the US’s monetary inflation should lead to a much weaker US dollar vs the Can dollar.

my .02

Phil

]]> Comment on Too Many Gophers ! by phil http://stockmarketsignal.com/blog/?p=8&cpage=1#comment-8 phil Mon, 26 Nov 2007 19:09:34 +0000 http://stockmarketsignal.com/blog/?p=8#comment-8 Hey... Interesting thought... the markets seem to be pricing in an agressive interest rate cut...but that move would futher destabilize the Us dollar. Looks like the fed is getteing sqeezed between a rock and a hard place... I think the timing of cycle 2 (mid December) may lead it to be bigger than usual, as many fund managers will seek to lock in any gains before the year ends... then look for a strong cycle 3 rally as they reload their portfolios (look at all them bargains! lol ) in Jan. Hey…
Interesting thought… the markets seem to be pricing in an agressive interest rate cut…but that move would futher destabilize the Us dollar. Looks like the fed is getteing sqeezed between a rock and a hard place…

I think the timing of cycle 2 (mid December) may lead it to be bigger than usual, as many fund managers will seek to lock in any gains before the year ends… then look for a strong cycle 3 rally as they reload their portfolios (look at all them bargains! lol ) in Jan.

]]> Comment on Hi, and welcome to Greg’s Blog by Phil http://stockmarketsignal.com/blog/?p=1&cpage=1#comment-3 Phil Mon, 24 Sep 2007 04:21:37 +0000 http://stockmarketsignal.com/blog/?p=1#comment-3 The fed may just 'keep printing money' in an effort to stave off deflation...but this would lead to hyper-inflation like seen in Germany in the 1920's.... which would could only go on so long before it came crashing down... The rest of the world has already begun to move away from the US dollar (hence its current weakness) but this should snowball as the US credit bubble continues to deflate... and if foreigners, especially foreign governments like China, stop purchasing US debt instruments, where will the Fed find money to pay off FDIC claims? BY printing more money, devaluing the us buck even further and stoking the hyper-inflation cycle or by defaulting on its debt.... ugly either way. The fed may just ‘keep printing money’ in an effort to stave off deflation…but this would lead to hyper-inflation like seen in Germany in the 1920’s…. which would could only go on so long before it came crashing down…
The rest of the world has already begun to move away from the US dollar (hence its current weakness) but this should snowball as the US credit bubble continues to deflate… and if foreigners, especially foreign governments like China, stop purchasing US debt instruments, where will the Fed find money to pay off FDIC claims? BY printing more money, devaluing the us buck even further and stoking the hyper-inflation cycle or by defaulting on its debt…. ugly either way.

]]> Comment on Hi, and welcome to Greg’s Blog by Steve http://stockmarketsignal.com/blog/?p=1&cpage=1#comment-2 Steve Thu, 20 Sep 2007 23:10:46 +0000 http://stockmarketsignal.com/blog/?p=1#comment-2 The elliotwave deflation article is interesting. You have to wonder if deflation is ever possible, given that the fed will just print money to ensure the lending and buying will just continue. Perhaps it will take international intervention to move away from the us dollar before the money printing will ever stop. ...and what happens if the fed can't print more money? Will the collapse result in our FDIC deposits just vaporizing along with the rest of the ephemeral financial assets? The elliotwave deflation article is interesting.

You have to wonder if deflation is ever possible, given that the fed will just print money to ensure the lending and buying will just continue.

Perhaps it will take international intervention to move away from the us dollar before the money printing will ever stop.
…and what happens if the fed can’t print more money? Will the collapse result in our FDIC deposits just vaporizing along with the rest of the ephemeral financial assets?

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