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Old 11-06-2009, 08:09 PM   #1 (permalink)


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Off-topic Do people still believe the Dow somehow parallels the shape of the economy?

I'd say that theory has pretty much been blown to bits over the course of the last 8 months.
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The DJIA is one indicator among many which reflects certain aspects of the economy.

It is the closest thing to a daily economic indicator -- other indicators do not exhibit numerical changes on a daily basis.

It ain't a good thing when the Dow loses 100 points a day for 2 straight months.



While the DJIA nosing back over 10,000 does not mean everything is hunky-dory, it may mean things are somewhat improved.

"Somewhat improved" is an upgrade over the "uncontrollable power-dive" we had a year or so ago.

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Old 11-09-2009, 04:04 PM   #6 (permalink)


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Today the run continues as the $USD falls.

First - To say this rally has no volume is an understatement.

Second - Perhaps the Dow will be 100,000 soon, but so will 1 ounce of gold. The $USD will be worth nothing.

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The $USD Carry Trade:


Since the March 2009 lows. Near perfect correlation between a rising stock market and weakening $USD. If the stock market hits all-time highs, expect oil to be north of $300 a barrel and gold to be near $3000. The stock markets(SPX at 150 p/e) has nothing to do with an economic upturn. This won't work to get the economy going. strong economies have strong currencies.



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Today the run continues as the $USD falls.

First - To say this rally has no volume is an understatement.

Second - Perhaps the Dow will be 100,000 soon, but so will 1 ounce of gold. The $USD will be worth nothing.

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Since the March 2009 lows. Near perfect correlation between a rising stock market and weakening $USD. If the stock market hits all-time highs, expect oil to be north of $300 a barrel and gold to be near $3000. The stock markets(SPX at 150 p/e) has nothing to do with an economic upturn. This won't work to get the economy going. strong economies have strong currencies.



our gov't wants a weak U$D.

I hope Oil goes to $300 a barrel this would = alternative fuels

I hope the DOW goes to 100,000

I hope GOLD goes to 3000 an oz

This all works for me, plus I have enough of a backyard to grow veggies and raise chickens.
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