Helping to at least partially explain the rally. From Carpe Diem
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August 24, 2009
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I notice that the last super high resulted in an equally impressive dive into negative territory, and further, that the super high came from thin air, zipping up from the negative zone at roller-coaster velocity. I notice too, that our super high is from this roller-coaster Thin Air; being born of a super low. Makes me wonder what is whistling in those future winds.
Posted by: Nom De Plume | August 26, 2009 at 05:19 AM