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Fights have been, but buy the dips, sell the rips attitude has been the way to go. The way to win since 2000, but it sure isnt winning now. You sold the rips, you sold a ton of stocks a long time ago. You dont have any stocks left. But the charts are breathtaking with breakout all over the place, housing, hotels, lumbers, semiconductor, construction, cable tv, entertainment, packaging, chemicals, drugs, biotech, retailers, rails, you name it, even the lack to pause to refuel is as unprecedented as ive seen in all my years of investing. No retina in sight here. Its as if theres a supply shortage at these levels with no stock to be found. Everyones afraid to short now, so the buyers keeping reaching and reaching for more. The rips have been sold and resold. It doesnt matter. The dip buyers have been left at the altar, or you could argue for the slaughter. If this market doesnt do some tumbling to catch its breath, so certainly not breadth with a d which it has it in spades, hearts, diamo
On June 26, a 1,427-page climate change bill introduced by Representatives Henry Waxman (D-CA) and Edward Markey (D-MA) passed the House by a narrow margin. The bill, also known as Waxman-Markey, includes a number of alarming provisions, chief among them a cap-and-trade program that would attempt to curb global warming by imposing strict upper limits on the emission of six greenhouse gases, with the primary emphasis on carbon dioxide (CO2).
Waxman-Markey has evolved into a corporate welfare program forbusinesses interested in protecting their bottom lines, making itthat much more painful for the energy consumer.
On June 26, a 1,427-page climate change bill introduced by Representatives Henry Waxman (D-CA) and Edward Markey (D-MA) passed the House by a narrow margin. The bill, also known as Waxman-Markey, includes a number of alarming provisions, chief among them a cap-and-trade program that would attempt to curb global warming by imposing strict upper limits on the emission of six greenhouse gases, with the primary emphasis on carbon dioxide (CO2).