What's your prediction on the stock market tomorrow

[madville]

Just curious what everyone's guess is. I don't have any money in there after some losses ten years ago but I know my dad is down hundreds of thousands, he said the other day "oh well, I like working anyway". I think this week it goes <7000 and stays for awhile.

[NeedleCast]

1. 12700

[spanone]

2. it should start out with a bang

we'll see what the foreign markets do in the am

[Mari333]

3. well lets see, obama wants to tax the top 2 percent

wonder if they will punish everyone...

[tom_paine]

4. Level or up. This "pump and dump" event is over.

Now we get to wait for the next Global Money Laundering Event.

They should be coming somewhat fast and furious now, relatively speaking.

Maybe another in May. Who knows when? Reinhardt does.

[madrchsod]

5. on the financial scrolls it looked like stocks are going to go up

the over seas markets are going to be interesting

[dysfunctional press]

11. so far, asia seems to have liked what it heard...

http://finance.yahoo.com/intlindices?e=asia

lots of green numbers.

[madrchsod]

13. looking good from the asian markets and time will tell....

[nadinbrzezinski]

6. Futures ain' working

[dweller]

7. SSDD ... nt

dp

[rwheeler31]

8. Woo Hoo

The public is not betting on Wall Street.

[dysfunctional press]

9. i think that depends a GREAT deal on what bobby jindal has to say...

:rofl:

[AlinPA]

10. Performance of corporations have not changed. The market will not respond

to a speech.

[maseman]

12. Dow Futures right now are flat

Futures don't really predict where the market will end the day tomorrow but it is at least nice to start flat or up rather than down 100 points.

I look for the Dow to drop another 500 to 1000 before it hits bottom possibly. If we could see some glimmer of hope in selling a few houses or companies slowing down layoffs in the Spring maybe that will help the market rebound a bit. I would take a nice three year growth of the Dow back into the 9,000 to 10,000 range methodically. No bubbles please.

I know it sounds nuts but now is the time to buy stocks or pump money into a 401(k) if you can.