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Louise Yamada: We are in structural bear market for years!

Posted by admin in Finance Tuesday, 27 April 2010 06:02 23 Comments

Louise Yamada formed an independent research company in 2005 – Louise Yamada Technical Research Advisors, LLC (“LYA”) – to provide the same in-depth and thought-provoking research that clients had come to expect during her 25 years at Smith Barney (Citigroup) as a top-ranked “Institutional Investor” technical analyst. As Managing Director and Head of Technical Research for Smith Barney, Louise Yamada was a perennial leader in the Institutional Investor poll, and was the top-ranked market technician in 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004. Our technical analysis team has been together for up to 24 years and includes Senior Analyst Jonathan Lin and Analysts Lori Altenburger and Noreen Lennon. Note: Effective June 4, 2008, former LYA analyst Ron Daino is no longer affiliated with the company www.lyadvisors.com She’s a very good technical analyst. One of my favorite I appreciate.

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23 Comments

  1. 04/27/2010 07:02
    posted by noformstyle

    In May 09 report, she says Bull Market is in, so you would have made money.

  2. 04/27/2010 07:49
    posted by pabloeusebio1

    There are always many intelligent analysts offering a wide variety of future scenarios for the economy. I don’t know what makes her so special. The fact is that in March 2009, when more savvy analysts were calling a market bottom, she predicted further declines and discouraged people from participating in one of the greatest bull runs in stock market history. She is clearly not someone I would look to for advice. I think she is really just a tired perma-bear.

  3. 04/27/2010 08:11
    posted by doubleestark

    But her analysis is not wrong in that the recovery is artificially propped up, and is against economic fundamentals.

  4. 04/27/2010 08:15
    posted by KhmerD0g

    u should visit japan and see for yourself.

  5. 04/27/2010 09:07
    posted by doubleestark

    I doubt Japanese people collect welfare.

  6. 04/27/2010 09:59
    posted by doubleestark

    But in Japan, there wasn’t a rebound during the 1990′s. It fell, and deflation kept on. I think her Japanese wisdom prevented her from gaining optism in March.

  7. 04/27/2010 10:01
    posted by pabloeusebio1

    She is anything but a genius. If you listened to her in March 2009, you lost money. She predicted the market would fall much further just as it was about to rebound.

  8. 04/27/2010 10:24
    posted by slurpetti

    i agree

  9. 04/27/2010 10:56
    posted by sparkomatic

    I’ve found another genius I can trust.

  10. 04/27/2010 11:29
    posted by hongisto24

    I feel better owning FAZ overnight.

  11. 04/27/2010 12:12
    posted by Tribefull

    Wow. I like her a lot.

  12. 04/27/2010 13:03
    posted by catsarereallycool

    She is a genius, she is accurate, and she is honest. Please carefully listen to her.

  13. 04/27/2010 13:44
    posted by jjireh07

    Future?
    Starvation-in-America
    (Kind-of-hard-to-be-sarcastic
    when-you-have-no-food,ey?)

  14. 04/27/2010 14:37
    posted by brokeinvestor

    no, you expected your super fund to go up in value

  15. 04/27/2010 14:53
    posted by KhmerD0g

    she never made a dime. LOL. she must be on welfare for all her 70 years of living on earth.

  16. 04/27/2010 15:21
    posted by OmarThePug

    stag-deflation!!! For years! Hooray!

  17. 04/27/2010 16:16
    posted by specultr

    Technical analysis–what a joke! I bet she’s never made a dime except with her tarot card reading.

  18. 04/27/2010 17:01
    posted by guitarbam

    LOL, Thanks Ben Bermojo.

  19. 04/27/2010 18:00
    posted by billB2GBG

    Funny…people are so insanely greedy that they created a period that takes twice as long to repair the run up period.

  20. 04/27/2010 18:42
    posted by zozo71zozo71

    what she say is not correct!!
    the support at 750 was ok!!!!
    and now we are at 800,
    so its ok for now, but i dont now what will be in the future, who knows!?

  21. 04/27/2010 19:17
    posted by deelean

    Thanks Ben, nice to have your reassurance :)

  22. 04/27/2010 19:23
    posted by rosewood223

    lol.

    u are funny.

  23. 04/27/2010 19:43
    posted by BenBERNANKEisGAY

    Don’t worry folks, everything is gonna be AOK.

    Trust me.

    Yours sincerely………Ben Bernanke.