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Here Comes Santa Claus?
December 2, 2011 Leave a comment
Well, after my early November post the market did test support at 1200 (S&P 500) and promptly went down another 3% to 1162, basically the middle of the late summer/early fall trading range.
Then we found support. This last weekend Central Bankers, led by our Fed, brought the markets a gift, actually a gift swap-Dollars for Euros. Now we’re back over 1200 at 1250 and looking good technically.
The market’s Season of Good Will is upon us and, assuming more progress in Europe, we’ve got a good set up for a market that will be reluctant to go down. Several big funds may be under-invested and feeling the need to buy pullbacks.
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