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BEAR RALLY

ranger4 · 2009-03-24 07:57:01

Could we see present financial bear rally continuing well into april or even may?

24-03-2009 7:57am

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Could we see present financial bear rally continuing well into april or even may?

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#2 24-03-2009 9:12am

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ranger4 wrote: »

Could we see present financial bear rally continuing well into april or even may?

a bear rally by definition doesn't last long, we will only know it was a bear rally after it snaps back

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#3 24-03-2009 9:18am

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woodseb wrote: »

a bear rally by definition doesn't last long, we will only know it was a bear rally after it snaps back

Some suggestions that this current bear rally could rise by 30-50% and last into april-may, In us its supposed to be largest rally since ww2.

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#4 24-03-2009 1:41pm

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yeah of course it could last that long but what is important is the levels it breaks, i have no faith in this rally like some people would, some seem to think this is the end of the downward slope( doug kass calling a "generational low @670 on the S&P) so far he's right but i dont quite believe it. if we break back down through 800 today then it could mean the end for this rally

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#5 24-03-2009 8:17pm

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#6 26-03-2009 5:16pm

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blocparty wrote: »

yeah of course it could last that long but what is important is the levels it breaks, i have no faith in this rally like some people would, some seem to think this is the end of the downward slope( doug kass calling a "generational low @670 on the S&P) so far he's right but i dont quite believe it. if we break back down through 800 today then it could mean the end for this rally

829 on the S&P and rising, I've got my fingers crossed

Saabdub

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#7 26-03-2009 5:17pm

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You know they way a few weeks ago shares were down 20 and up 50 in a day or two, the market seems on the way up. There must be potential for short-term gains, do you think it will go back to that again?

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#8 26-03-2009 5:33pm

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This

Respect The Rally Until Proven Elsewise

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