E dá seguimento ao artigo com um outro acabado de publicar:
"Market's Self-Correcting Mechanism Is at Work"
By James J. Cramer
RealMoney Columnist
01/21/2004 11:15 AM EST
"OK, you've heard the worst, the "down 29% after no new lows" talk. Now how about some happy stats: The last time the Nasadaq was up eight straight weeks, back in 1995, all we did was level off! I could handle that now.
Plus, when we are down the day after expiration, the next day the chances of a rally are five in six. When Monday is down after expiration, Tuesday almost always is up.
I don't tell you this to confuse you. I'm telling you to show you the vicious crosscurrents we have right now where bulls and bears have tons of ammunition to wage war.
I think we are in for nothing more than a garden-variety selloff. I can explain away both RF Micro (RFMD:Nasdaq - commentary - research) and Seagate (STX:NYSE - commentary - research). I think the bar-raising by Juniper (JNPR:Nasdaq - commentary - research) will cause problems for another day or two and then stocks will be down enough that the bar won't matter.
That's right, the self-correcting mechanism is at work. This is nothing more than that. "
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