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The following is a selection of various market calls over the past few years, made either in print or in the media . . . While this are not a complete list, they do represent most of the major and minor calls, and are representative of our overall trading philosophy and market timing. March 3, 2006 - Business Week 2006 Forecast
Bullish 1st half '06 (Dow 11,800 SPX 1350, Nasdaq 2620 Russell 2000 730)
Bearish 2nd half '06 (Dow 6,800 SPX 880, Nasdaq 1400, Russell 2000 540)
January 2006
Why the Bearish 2nd half call? The "Cult of the Bear" explains the details: November 01, 2005 October 11, 2005 September 11, 2005 June 2, 2005 May 23, 2005 March 2005
Sell Stocks January 20, 2005 November 17, 2004 November 9 2004
Buy Stock August 6, 2004
Buy Semis July 21, 2004
Buy Stocks May 6, 2004
Sell Stocks April 23, 2004
Cautious on Stocks March 22, 2004 - Selling Is So Bad, It's Good For Bulls
Strategist Barry Ritholtz, who turned cautious on stocks in January, is turning a little more positive. He says the advance/decline ratio is about 12 to 1 negative - an indicator that the selling is overdone, making him more comfortable stepping to the buy side. (Dow Jones)
March 22, 2004 March 22, 2004
Buy Stocks Februrary 5, 2004
Sell Tech January 22, 2004
Sell Stocks December 2003
Forecast for 2004 December 29, 2003
Buy Energy, Buy Oil (on Kudlow & Company) - Recommended companies: BP Amoco, Conoco Philips
June 05, 2003 May 22, 2003
Buy the Dow down to 8200 May 15, 2003
Bullish: Contrary Indicators say Buy May 2003
Buy Stocks October 2002- March 2003
Buy Small cap tech - We recommended individual names, including Apple, Adobe, Bio-Reference Laboratories, Cisco, Compuware, E*Trade, Flextronics, Micromuse
September 21, 2001
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