I tend to get worked up over nothing. My apologies.

glad you have so much faith in well laid out plans-

anyway- it’s been fun- but-

not that fun-

but explain- why are you so pissed off?

really dude- regardless of my original comment which you took a disliking to- you seem to have really taken a dislike to ol’ ahab- care to explain why- and be honest-

anyway-

your handle’s cool nontheless

but here’s a hint dillweed….

http://www.newyorkfed.org/aboutthefed/fedpoint/fed04.html

well not everyone can have your incredible insight i guess- and that you insinuate you have it all figured out but don’t elaborate pretty much says it all-

but in the end- who really cares what you think anyway-

you are obviously a child

????- why so worked up-

from your statement- you do not believe that the Fed – if it tries to extract liquidity in short window and in large quantities -it won’t put pressure on treasury prices??

my reasoning is- if the Fed keeps its easing stance to the point where inflation starts appearing- it would then be too late to quietly mop up liquidity before inflation really kicks in- and if the fed tries to a more aggresive approach it will crash treasuries- and thay can’t let that happen- thus the bind they would be in-

read Einhorn’s most recent letter- he explains it better than i can-

http://www.valueinvestingcongress.com/downloads/n09/einhorn/Einhorn_VICNY09.pdf

good stuff-

feel free to elaborate on why you disgree

have you been paying ANY attention to what Bernanke has been saying for the past for the past seven years?

enough, I waste no more time on you.

“i guess my observation is- that they better start extracting long before any signs of inflation- so they can do it s l o w l y – otherwise the Fed may put themselves in a incredible bind-

what say ye?”

I say: this is such an imbecilic statement it’s obvious you have no clue WTF you are talking about. ROTFLMAO!!!!!

please, how many times do I read that comment at this site. This was named one of the Top Bearish sites last year so you would expect what exactly in the comments section? Go back and read the comments here from March, plenty of us were bullish, there was a certain Brit that called a bottom. Find a better reason to be a bull if you are so inclined.

The Transports are at the mirror image of the double top, at the respective Fibb # support number, and it’s crunch time. As Coop de ville says, the second mouse gets the cheese. We could well see a month end jam higher. It’s a steel cage match going forward.

The index only put call near 2 has me closer to the buy ticket than the sell…..we’ll see. Bring on the GDP number?