Reply #46: Is that date correct, DRDU? [View All]

[Tansy_Gold]

8/10/10 or should it be 8/19/10?


On the other hand --

I'm thinking though, that the TSQ hit .556 Monday and hasn't dropped below .550 since. That's pretty close to the Hindenberg "high" level of .560. If the TSQ remains above .550 for a week, which it looks like it's going to, would that be significant, or would it have to actually go to .560?

I mean, it's not like I really care. I don't have anything in the stock market at all, but I still think the only way to purge this economy is for a crash. The uber rich are not going to disgorge their ill-gotten wealth voluntarily, and there's no tax structure to relieve them of it over time, so the only way to prevent wholesale FRSPs, seems to me, is a major stock market "realignment."

The derivative dominoes don't appear to be tumbling the way they were when AIG almost bit the dust, but maybe the Hindenberg TSQ or even the Rochelin Value/Torque Ratio (which supposedly was all the way down to 258.4 last week) are indicative of something really and truly about to hit the fan??

But what do I know?


TG, MTU but NTY