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Comments from this week's Briefing;
"This week’s back tests are revealing that ETF’s representing bonds, utilities, and the euro-currencies are aggressively dominating the top spots in our ETF universe. Coming in right behind these funds are foreign ETF’s that are the recipients of jobs outsourced from the United States as well as telecommunications, and consumer staples."
"It’s going to be interesting how the Fed responds to the latest employment data. The Fed has been worried about inflation, but now they may be worried that the unemployment rate is possibly too low. What makes this whole thing interesting is the Fed is aware of the types of jobs created as are we. If not, then they are a bunch of idiots."
"Now that we are in the midst of earnings season, Wall Street has lowered estimates to a point where anyone beating these lowered estimates protrayed as positive. We are not going to buy into the spin on these reports."
"the “sell in May, and go away” strategy may actually work this year."
"Consumers are once again getting raped at the gas station. Higher gas prices act as an additional tax on the consumer."
"I think the odds of seeing a 10-20% drop in the Dow and S&P this summer are pretty good."
