I agree about Hoye being wrong much of the time. In August he was saying the"grown-ups" would return in September and sell off the market. Now he's saying he had forecast a sunny September. He made a great call with the credit tsunami in 2007 but all last year he called for a crash to test the March lows, which never came close to happenning. I subscribed for a short time, but didn't like the way he was always changing the story about what he had said. And he was often wrong. I'm somewhat mystified by the high esteem in which he is held.