Forex Commentary - Predictions + Commentary For The 2010 Financial Markets

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This week the report will be a special edition of our annual commentary interwoven with our weekly commentary below.

S & P 500 / DOW / NASDAQ: As we look to increase from the bottom of the falls in March 2009, during the pullback / profit will come. There is no way that the equity market is significantly longer can keep going without a healthy profit pullback. We think it's pretty amazing that the market managed to rise even though the country has all the turmoil in the U.S. economy which has seen over the past 18 months or so - might buy the rumor sell the news situation? Maybe all the dealers left and only customers with itchy fingers and the wads of cash in his pocket the rest hanging around ... who knows ... Time will tell -. always

We do not think we've seen the bottom in the overall stock market crash of March 2009, and that the economy will improve the poverty that we saw in 2008, + 2009, and perhaps the market reacted to it, however, the market can not be continue with its huge move higher, without significant pause or bubble bigger than the one developed 10 years ago will be put in place - which will end badly for a bull cause. Keep in mind that the Dow moved about 4000 points in about 9 months.

With that being said, how would we handle it? For short-term trading program - we would ride the train to Bull Bull tells us that there is no horns left, but ... We'll get a faster than normal on our bullish plays and used relatively tighter stop losses. We would not commit to any very long term bull trend of the instrument. For long-term portfolio situation - we would begin to go any margins in our long term portfolio (starting now), and we would get any "suspicious" stock or equity investments, if we were in them. Then we would seriously consider buying put options to cover / assist in the protection of our total portfolio on any major weekly bearish signal / settings that have appeared on the charts. If the weekly bearish instrument begin to form a tight bear set on a monthly scale we will begin in cash (not 100% cash, but not a "healthy trim below) continued protection of a put option (or equivalent derivatives trade). We not to mention a total capitulation as i do not think 2010 will be a total bear, and we would not be shocked if you end the year slightly higher than the risk is there and there's a decent chance that the market pullback for some time in the first of April and remain throughout the year on the bearish side of things. I always want to have financial freedom? Look at program. It will change your life forever!