Zacks' Voice Of The People Highlights Opportunities With Walgreen, Occidental Petroleum And Brown & Brown

CHICAGO, Feb. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Zacks highlights commentary from People and Picks Trader "MightyMo ".

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Market Percolates, Doubters Wait

They're coming out. The doubters, the doomsayers, the media 'fools' and of course the troll community. They're telling you the market is 'too high', they're telling you the 'market is over-valued'. They're telling you 'the market has moved too fast too quickly and wait for a consolidation'. They telling you to be 'cautions in this market condition'. They're telling to 'sell your profits and wait for a drop off'. They're even telling you to watch out 'for a Greece collapse'. They're telling you stocks are 'bloated gross pigs'. They're telling you of the impending Syrian war. Of course, the bottom line is they're telling you to lose money.

This market reminds me of the great market bull market  that started in March of 2009. This IS AN EASY TIME to make money. The market still has a long way to go up. DONT WASTE THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE MONEY!!!! 

It's time to join the party; there's still time. DONT BE LATE! In this market, ones DOES NOT WAIT FOR THE PULLBACK. Go now, don't hesitate!

Of course, market technicians are telling you the woohoo charts are telling you to sell -- that resistance et. al. is about to occur. Seriously, get real. The fundamentals are good; the economy is getting better, the jobs market, the housing market all better. What COUNTS is what is happening here and not in some little foreign country.

Here's what to do RIGHT NOW! Get in and follow the winners, the momentum stocks that have moved and will move even higher. Watch the stock carefully however and be ready to pull out at the first occurrence of weakness. Don't hold, get in and out, over and over again. Get back in on the  first sign of strength, get out on the first big sign of weakness.