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Subject: | Don Hays IS Bullish (In an Ass-like Fashion) Again! |
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Date: | Mon, 12 Apr 2010 13:19:04 -0700 |
From: | Jas Jain <jas_jain@hotmail.com> |
To: | Jas Jain <jas_jain@hotmail.com> |
Here is what I concluded a couple of years ago (see the appended text), "Hays is not a bull but an ass." An ass never quits no matter how long and how many times he has been proven to be wrong based on the same reasoning. This ass has been proven wrong for the past 9 years in terms of "long-term" bullishness.
A genuine bear,
Jas
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A couple of years back I said…
Let us see, Hays predicted S&P 500 to end 2007 at 1,800 just few months ago. He gave birth to "the baby bull" in August 2001. He turned very bullish earlier in 2001:
06/15/01 Hays: significant buying opportunity is VERY close at hand
07/16/01 Hays Bullish with targets of 12,600 and 2500-2800 [Dow and NASTYQ!, respectively]
At the time the S&P 500 was in 1200s the same as in September 2005 when he "told clients to expect gains of 100%-plus in the next couple of years:"
"In late September [2005!], Hays told clients to expect gains of 100%-plus in the next couple of years, in part due to vast piles of individual and corporate cash being put to work amid "the reinvigoration" of the U.S. dollar and productivity. "The monetary liquidity floating around the world is so humongous, it is impossible to describe all the pockets overflowing and looking for a home," he said, adding that he believes U.S. GDP is on track to double to a 7% annualized rate, while inflation will remain in a 1%-to-2% range over the next decade."
http://www.thestreet.com/funds/supermodels/10247046.html
As you can see from the above, Hays is not a bull but an ass. I feel even better about my call of the Market TOP, made in real-time, on October 11, 2007, than I did before.
Kirk Here.
How does Jas Jain rate this all time "Jas Jain favorite" =>Bear Market Model
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