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After dramatic falls in mining stocks in Europe and America on Friday, expect falls of up to 15% on Monday on the ASX, including major stocks.
But, wouldn't you have been better to sell and then re-enter at a much lower point? Nobody knew how low it was going to go, but for experienced traders (not saying i was one back then), the signs must have been there.
Imagine how in the black you'd be nowAnyway, well done for not wigging out if you had faith in your shares.
From Jim Sinclair's Minset.CIT failure to leave small businesses floundering
Sun Nov 1, 2009 4:36pm EST
By Elinor Comlay
NEW YORK, Nov 1 (Reuters) – CIT Group Inc’s (CIT.N) bankruptcy filing, while long expected, could still trigger a financing crunch for many of the hundreds of thousands of small businesses it finances.
CIT filed for bankruptcy protection on Sunday, and said its creditors have already approved the century-old commercial lender’s reorganization plan.[ID:nN01408863]
The bankruptcy followed a failed struggle to refinance its debt amid the credit crunch and recession, and paves the way for it to restructure.
Under the plan announced on Sunday, the lender expects to reduce total debt by about $10 billion.
But the company’s long-term prospects are uncertain and the bankruptcy could leave more than one million small and medium-sized businesses looking for another source of funding, lawyers said.
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Good to see the bears and cultists are all hibernating in their cave
Good to see the bears and cultists are all hibernating in their cave
Good to see the bears and cultists are all hibernating in their cave
Oh dear.
Too many speculative eggs in an Arabian basket eh?
If you had speculated 20 years ago that the future prosperity of The World would in no small part depend on an Arabian fantasy, would you hgave laughed till you choked?
Who's laughing now?
Better hope the trillions of Chinese Fortune Cookies the west are now holding don't turn rotten in time too...
There was a fault in london overnight, no trades on the FTSE for three hours. During that time the sell side loaded up. That combined with a knee jerk reaction to a piece of news that markets shoud've already absorbed (Dubai unable too meet debt repayments, who would've thought) could make this a bear trap. Follow through selling on Monday would have me worried however....
Spi is being bought today for a swing up. Might take a few days, but this is only a dip-buying opportunity, in my opinion. After that I dont know, but short term im in.
(ps been wrong before)
Im sorry i disagree completely. Buying today imo would be madness, even if the market pulls back up, it will pull back from much lower prices. I would look to buy after a lot more of a pullback.
But i could be wrong.
Today could be the false brk to the downside. Bearish sentiment has been building up in Aus pretty heavily, and all the retail punters would short this break.
US futs are down atm (obviously) but the US has a fine history of squeezing the other way if futs are way high or way low.
Pretty sure the dubai mess would be cleaned up fairly easily.
Disc: got me some longs
Will Bernwanke pull another rabbit/hair out of his .... this weekend or early next week declaring retail sales/forget profits, well up on thanksgiving weekend last year & the party continues?
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