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(Pick your poison...either is hemlock. My lens for the market is that news does break with the cycles and that the worst is at the bottom - as opposed to best at the top. Market action at or around October 11 or November 15th might coincide with some serious newsdays.
I keep seeing a hard sell into October 11th, a crazy flippin' rally into November 15th and a rollover. But who knows? -AM)
Wsj.com/Heard
August 25th
Aside from timing "exit strategies" as the economy strengthens, what worries central bankers? According to one, a fear behind the scenes at Jackson Hole, Wyo., was the state of Eastern Europe. His view: A "very severe problem" there could drag down a large European bank, "becoming a problem for everyone."
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