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Gunning The January Effect

Courtesy of RobotTrader

Now that various hedge fund managers are returning from their Bermuda and Aruba vacations, they are now looking at the horror of new highs in stocks.  Most of them cashed out in mid December, now they have to consider whether or not to jump back in and chase these lotto tickets at higher prices.

Plenty of setups, too early to tell if they are going to be fakeouts or not.  Here are a couple I grabbed this morning:

Despite oil’s inability to break out to new highs, several fumble managers are not waiting around and are now frantically buying these “just in case”..

And where is Leo??

Oh, sorry, he’s currently knee deep in booze and hookers this afternoon…

And what about $90 oil?  I suppose that immediately transfers instant profits to the airlines, right?

LOL….

Hey, what can you say?  People are in an outright panic to buy stocks.

What about bonds?  Looks like they are buying those too.  Maybe we’ll get a 500% oversubscription on the next 10-yr. auction.

Just to show how wacky the tape is, check out the REITs….

Maybe they will turn all those empty shopping centers into soup kitchens for the homeless, all funded by the trillions in new “stimulus bonds” forthcoming…

 

Poor Meredith seems to have lost her touch….

The Vampire Squid marches on…..

Which stocks are they going to run tomorrow??  The ones that did nothing the last few days.

Probably these….

All they have to do is get Jack “The Tin Man” Welch on Squawk Box tomorrow morning…

 

Hey, get ready for the 2010 Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue…..

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