With Japan being our second largest trading partner, I would think the events there would change the fundamentals of quite a few companies.
Would this not make investing on existing/past fundamentals a guess at best, or just a straight out gamble??
With the all ords currently down 125 points, is today a better day to invest?? What about tomorrow??
brty
Not sure what companies you are talking about (other than companies with uranium exposure), if anything I think the rebuilding is gonna need lots of metal imports.
But what does 'ES' stand for? And how did you buy these futures?I bought S&P500 futures yesterday
You should see hiroshima .If the place has been nuked I dont think they will be rebuilding anything ..
My little average down buy order didn't get filled maybe tomorrow
... check out chernobyl fall out ..
If this Japan thing gets worse I think we will see the asx below 4500. Today might have an emotional thing, however half life is a serious thing. Good luck to those buying. I hope you haven't lost all your capital today... Might look into selling all my stocks and heading towards cash. A few months time might be a reconsideration to enter again?
Dow futures is down ~2%, but that, if not more, is all ready factored into our market.It does look very shaky, the European markets are in FREEFALL Dax down 5.5% on Opening.
... check out chernobyl fall out ..
The whole nuclear thing is bad but it's just the media focus.
The real story is how the entire Jap government finance can / cannot handle this shock.
The Japanese reactors are a completely different design known as Boiling Water Reactors, which are old and tested, and have three quite elaborate systems of containment designed to constrain radioactive leakage, points out Josef Oehmen, a research scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, Mass. “The third containment is designed, built, and tested for one single purpose: To contain, indefinitely, a complete core meltdown,” he writes.
Agreed.
http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Glob...-nuclear-crisis-and-Chernobyl-key-differences
A real shame I haven't researched uranium stocks, something to do over the next couple days I suppose
But what does 'ES' stand for? And how did you buy these futures?
The whole nuclear thing is bad but it's just the media focus.
The real story is how the entire Jap government finance can / cannot handle this shock.
How about today being a better day?Awesome day to deploy capital on opening, Thank you Mr Market
still got 20% cash left for more deployment
Ouch!agreed. Have opened up a long on the ES this morning
You got it.I agree, although I started deploying on Friday. Hoping for another bad night on the DOW tonight for a bigger deployment tomorrow. I love these big down days.
Wise lady.Suspect there will be many more even 'better' down days ahead.
No way I'm buying into a falling market.
Lower but good philosophy.I will be waiting for 4650 to be tested again.. at this point i think it will be a good time to get into the market.
But like you mentioned julia.. I'm waiting for a little upward movement
Words of experience.Lots of people bullish on a big day down, not usually a sign of a bottom.
Lots of stocks hit support levels today and duly bounced, yet they hit the support fairly quickly from the top, not my idea of a good place to enter.
brty
There needs to be exhaustion a last gasp.
We saw that in my opinion yesterday. I will be very suprised if we dont have an up day across the world today.
It will be short swift and like everything in a "crash type" scenario an over reaction UP.
Then it will flatten
We now have Wave 3 going to Wave 4 with a further down move wave 5 to come.
professor_frink said:agreed. Have opened up a long on the ES this morning
Ouch!
Any supposed financing problems the government may face because of this would just be another media beat up IMHO. They are a sovereign nation that controls their own currency, there is no financing issue. The Japanese government will never have a problem meeting any obligation that is denominated in yen
There needs to be exhaustion a last gasp.
We saw that in my opinion yesterday. I will be very suprised if we dont have an up day across the world today.
It will be short swift and like everything in a "crash type" scenario an over reaction UP.
Then it will flatten
We now have Wave 3 going to Wave 4 with a further down move wave 5 to come.
Yes and I bought more today. I do not trade as such, I buy for long term dividend income and do not need the capital I deployed at this time, can ride out any ups or downs.How about today being a better day?
You got it.
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