The folks at a new site called InstantBull.com sent me an email recently to tell me about their site. I have attached a screen shot to this post to give an idea of what they have going on.The basic idea is that you can use the site as a portal to many sources of free content. The drop down that I have in the shot lists many of the major finance sites. You can also bring up quite a few blogs, news sources, message boards and a long list of other things in from the left side menu.
I'm not sure what I think about this but the idea is interesting and potentially time saving. I may have missed it but it does not seem like the page is customizable except for making stock lists.
This site has not officially launched but I was given access to a beta test page. It should launch in July. You should be able to get more information from the site.
I have not been compensated for this in any way (I think the beta signon expires when the site goes live).
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Kind of like an RSS aggregator on steroids? I surf these days almost exclusively using the RSS aggregator from Bloglines. I love the idea of checking for new content from one page. It'll be interesting to see what the folks at instantbull have come up with.
ROGER,
ALL B.S. to the side, How do you think the market will do over the next month and the rest of the year? Most analyst's HAD felt the market was heading to 12,000, now it appears headed to 10,000. What's your feel in a straight forward way? And yes I know you don't have a crystal ball, BUT you do invest money so you must have your opinions.
I don't think I have been that opaque.
I have detailed raising cash over the last month and a half.
My full year forecast all along was for the SPX to finish the year between 1180 and 1219 and I have been repeating that constantly.
As a function of how markets work some sort of partial snap back seems logical short term but I probably thought that 25 SPX points ago.
Roger,
BOTTOM LINE, Where do you see the Dow and Nasdaq on July 30th and then on 12/31/06??? I think raising cash now and selling positions with market down 800 points in a few weeks is selling into panic. Agree???
I'm sorry but I have never thought about the DOW and the Nasdaq in terms of where they might be on a given day in the future. The Nasdaq is a prixy for tech, which I have been piblicly underweight since before I started this blog 21 months ago.
The Dow is so wildly flawed that I just don't bother.
Is selling here panic? That can only be known in hindsight. If you sell today and the market falls another 20% it is not panic.
I have been very public with the timing of the cash I have raised. I can't know what I would be thinking or doing if I had not sold one share.
that's the best I can do for you
Do YOU see the market rebounding soon or heading down??
My goodness people are panicky! Why this doesn't even qualify as a CORRECTION yet, except for the Naz!
John Hussman says that if he had to guess, that The Bear has returned. He's not one to hazard guesses so I place some significance in the statement. And of course your friend Barry isn't letting up either, and he's been right on more than a few calls.
Time to "Cowboy Up". By October these levels will look absoulutely cheery. The only question is whether there is a summer rally to sell into in my opinion.
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