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  • Dubai induced panic in a low-volume sell-off

    Posted by Frugal on November 27th, 2009

    The volume is extremely low today. Anybody buying or selling out there needs to be very careful. The market will not reveal its true direction until Monday.

    I believe that if there is a pullback, it would be more healthy. I still don’t see markets going down big time yet, despite my overall bearish stand. The real stress may come first or second quarter of next year, when banks can no longer hide the ongoing resets of option ARM mortgages. For now, the levitation act performed by Wallstreet may continue for awhile.

    I will definitely be a buyer in the gold sector if it pulls back. Tech sector may be another good choice, ASSUMING that Xmas sale is good. The weak sectors will continue to be separated from the general markets, since capital around the world is still chasing quality stocks to avoid inflationary assault.

    Hang on tight. Greed seems to be still the word of the day.


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