>>
>>While I fully expect the market to "tank" eventually, possibly back to 2008 crash levels, I am no longer in the camp that expects it soon. There are WAY too many analysists predicting a correction and the contrarian in me suggests that we're going higher. Once seemingly everyone is on board with the "market going higher" theme, that's when the bubble will burst.
>>
>>Obviously this is slightly toungue in cheek but combined with a number of other factors I've been following I just don't see this fizzling out soon.
>>
>>Of course, my recent predictions have been spotty at best so a complete collapse this afternoon would not surprise me. ;)
>
>fully agree that central banks are flooding with low interest and much of that will fuel the stock markets. I must look into how the central bank gold levels correlate. I am with you in not betting against central bank - but perhaps the stock market is not the best analogon ?

I use the stock market to determine moves in the stock market only. I use different metrics to gauge my other investments. Sideline money is slowly trickling into equities. Once the flow gets going in earnest the bears will turn to bulls. When the spigot breaks open the perma-bears will turn. That's when I'll expect the next collapse.