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I wouldn't want to catch this falling knife, jobs data on Thursday could bring us into free-fall again. Im standing clear
Buying the Dip on ASX
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Latest dip has ended up being quite a nice one.
(It even resulted in one mocker and a sidekick laughing stooge being put on ignore. They know who they are.)
Why mock a simple but tried and tested method of "stand back and relax" investing?
As @finicky pointed out, spec turd stocks aren't really in this category, but some turds do polish up ok.
(It even resulted in one mocker and a sidekick laughing stooge being put on ignore. They know who they are.)
Why mock a simple but tried and tested method of "stand back and relax" investing?
As @finicky pointed out, spec turd stocks aren't really in this category, but some turds do polish up ok.
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Sitting back relaxing and musing, it seems that buy the dip should probably be re-termed as buy the correction, (and bigger dips).
FWIW, I think we will see another one (decent dip or correction) shortly.
US elections effects on our markets are unknown to me though, but I'm thinking they are just going to provide a bit of froth and volatility for the week or so.
With reports of funds leaving India, I'm guessing the market thinks Trump will win?
Otherwise Harris being indian? (confused) would be good for it.
Always fun and games, and the more I learn, the scarier it gets as I understand there's so much I have no clue about at all.
FWIW, I think we will see another one (decent dip or correction) shortly.
US elections effects on our markets are unknown to me though, but I'm thinking they are just going to provide a bit of froth and volatility for the week or so.
With reports of funds leaving India, I'm guessing the market thinks Trump will win?
Otherwise Harris being indian? (confused) would be good for it.
Always fun and games, and the more I learn, the scarier it gets as I understand there's so much I have no clue about at all.
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am not sure Harris would be good for anything
she sure wasted her cash getting a law degree
maybe the Indians are terrified of Harris ( or expect to get targeted by new sanctions )
she sure wasted her cash getting a law degree
maybe the Indians are terrified of Harris ( or expect to get targeted by new sanctions )
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Plenty of bargains out there right now.
Might get a bit cheaper yet though?
Might get a bit cheaper yet though?
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And cheaper it did get with another leg down before the pump.
Might just get another leg down again yet ~7700 would be my guess.
Meanwhile, cake of the week starting Monday, was Rare dirt. Tasty, crunchy, gritty.
Enjoy your Easter long weekend.
Might just get another leg down again yet ~7700 would be my guess.
Meanwhile, cake of the week starting Monday, was Rare dirt. Tasty, crunchy, gritty.
Enjoy your Easter long weekend.
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What a disappointment - broad ASX index didn't drop much after a 2.3% drop of the S&P500 overnight and none of my objects of interest fell enough to tempt a buy. The gold stocks could have put on a better show too even though they were outperformers. I was hoping to add to any of: WDS, WHC, NHC, ILU or NWH and sell goldie RXL to fund it 
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That was me last week Finicky - punted Rox and bought some dirty oil and coal!
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Just a few of my low bid entries indeed, and still managed to get a few bboz whereas i thought there was no hope after the NY sessionWhat a disappointment - broad ASX index didn't drop much after a 2.3% drop of the S&P500 overnight and none of my objects of interest fell enough to tempt a buy. The gold stocks could have put on a better show too even though they were outperformers. I was hoping to add to any of: WDS, WHC, NHC, ILU or NWH and sell goldie RXL to fund it
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Yes, who would have thought BBOZ today? Interesting long term chart in that it's become fairly non volatile over the last couple of years? Likewise BBUS.
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