In a rare interview on CNBC Wall Street veteran Joe Granville said we are in a bull market that he thinks will last for two years. He also talked about when he thinks it is best to sell and what you should do as an investor. He also said is out of gold, but will buy back in if it goes through 1000 - which I think it can really do.

To access my stock market forecast for next year click here: 2010 stock market outlook.

Before I get into what we need to think about this week for the stock market I want you to go back to last weekend and imagine what you heard people saying on television about the stock market. Did you hear negative talk or positive talk?

In an interview yesterday billionaire George Soros said, "the economy has actually bottomed and I think we are facing a positive quarter, and I think that is largely due to the stimulus."

I sent you an article a few days ago telling you I thought we were entering a cyclical bull market.

My take on the stock market changed last week, because I started to buy and recommend some stocks, something I haven't done in a long time. The economy is still bad and I don't see any signs of a real recovery yet and certainly not a sustainable economic expansion, but it appears that the stock market is just going to keep going higher anyway. I do not need to know why to make money.

This is the last video Dave and I put together from the Hoover Dam last week. It was 110 degrees when we made these videos. At home it gets around 90 degrees in the summer. That twenty degrees is a big difference!

Anyway, here is Dave's take on gold and the current rally.

Dave Skarica and I filmed another video at the Hoover Dam last week. In this video we talked a bit about how to use an investment newsletter. Both of us subscribe to several other services, read each others, and write our own so we have a unique perspective on this.

Last Sunday I told you I thought the market would rally at the start of earnings season. And boy did we get a rally. It looks like it is going to go up more.

I know you see it too.

The stock market in my opinion made a major top a few weeks ago when the S&P 500 peaked around 950. It has since fallen for three weeks straight in a corrective wave that has caught most people totally off guard.