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Posted by btr Tue, 20 Dec 2005 00:29:00 GMT
QQQQ looks bearish. It seems that a lot of money is moving out (a lot of selling). I actually closed all equity positions in 401(k) two weeks ago, that is 100% cash. What's ahead for the new year? Don't know yet.
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