Tsunami Approaches New York ~ The Risk Averse Alert

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Tsunami Approaches New York


First, a Bzzzz on me for a misplaced RSI read supposing the market's bounce off yesterday's bottom might continue today. Distressed Japanese investors saw things differently...


$NIKK

May we all be so fortunate that this is the closest we ever come to facing a tsunami. Indeed, that apparent consensus believing today's rough start served to "wash out" sellers might better watch their language. What you see above is a huge wall of water whose destructive force, like the ocean, equally threatens the entire globe with a financial shock wave coming from the Japanese capital.


$NYA

This thing is doomed. Forget "washed out!" More like well-poised for collapse. But don't just take my word for it. Listen to those capable of putting a floor under the market and making it stick...


$CPC

It appears their better judgment sees this not the best moment. Quite fitting! Very foreboding...


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