IMO Cramer was right on about the issues with the income market, which will in time extend to the broader market, in general. Moneycentral has no recourse, except to run this hit piece - Investors need to be controlled as to prevent a run from the markets.

Since the FED began pumping money into the market, the over all response (as measured by the DJIA) has been lukewarm at best...sophisticated investors (on the whole) have been reducing their exposure accordlingly.

I do believe there will continue to be an engineered rally-back to highs, and I'll be taking advantage of it to shift out of equities into PM shares (non-derivative) and perhaps physical, or equivalents (Streetracks).

Also IMO, credit tightening will extend into corporate entities as well, making it harder for VC seeding.

Regards