If you think it's been a long time since you've heard the above phrase, you're right. Granted, it's only the first trading day of the year, but given that there was no point in 2008 where the Dow was up for the year at the close of a trading day, it feels good to say it. Since 1900, 2008 was only the fourth year where the Dow (1910, 1962, and 1977) never had a single day where it closed up for the year. At least this year the first trading day of the year fell on a Friday, thus guaranteeing that we'll definitely be able to say it for another two days.
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After all this is the start of the new bull run.Nov.20(20%Dec.18th)Dow 20,000 here we come
Posted by: dj | January 02, 2009 at 07:00 PM
Do you really believe the FED's are going to raise interest rates in Q3 of 2009, or were you just running out of material to publish and so you decided to post that interest rate graph anyway, even though everyone else in the market is ignorant of when this market will turn around.
Posted by: zstock7.com | January 04, 2009 at 01:28 PM