Is anyone actually buying?
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Not quite sure what you mean.... good news in general or good news from MQG themself?
Also MQG did hit high 72's today
rub92me
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Was very tempted to do some buying in the morning(ZFX: tempted for the first time in more than a year, ADY), but decided to hold off. Now kicking myself of course. Ah, hindsight
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Dont think your the only one, MQG second on comsec's buy list.
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Well what a recovery we had today!!! problem is that MQG didn't seem to follow that recovery..... much the same story as tronic72 is telling about AFG really.
If we get a good lead from the US then I think MQG will make a heap up tomorrow
If we get a good lead from the US then I think MQG will make a heap up tomorrow
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It's going to leave another big hammer on the charts. A lot of gaps to be filled as well. Have gone flat.
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Any bets on what the ubiquitous popular-media economists will put todays ?? relief ?? rally down to?
My money is on the oft trotted out "bargain hunters"...nice change from the as often used."profit takers" that explains why the market dips in the first place..
Cheers
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My money is on the oft trotted out "bargain hunters"...nice change from the as often used."profit takers" that explains why the market dips in the first place..
Cheers
..........Kauri
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LOLAny bets on what the ubiquitous popular-media economists will put todays ?? relief ?? rally down to?
My money is on the oft trotted out "bargain hunters"...nice change from the as often used."profit takers" that explains why the market dips in the first place..
Cheers
..........Kauri
More like "speculators hoping the US will rebound for a Christmas rally"?
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My wife tells me a well respected morning TV show host/economist this morning said that he had been calling this correction for the past 4 weeks.. well done Big Fella...LOL
More like "speculators hoping the US will rebound for a Christmas rally"?
you've got the early morning housewives eating out of your beknighted palm...might just be time to get the long strides back from the dry-cleaners
Cheers
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Well, going by that 4 week knowledge, if you bought something like BHP at $39.60 4 weeks ago and held on to last Thursday when it hit $44.00 or so, that's an immediate 10% you would of missed out. I'm sure there's many other stocks out there with the same movement.My wife tells me a well respected morning TV show host/economist this morning said that he had been calling this correction for the past 4 weeks.. well done Big Fella...
might just be time to get the long strides back from the dry-cleaners
Cheers
..........Kauri
You know when the "well respected" commentators start to suggest the world is going to end and Satan himself will appear in the flesh to take all your shares, a crash is just around the corner
It hardly took a genius to see this coming, did it? Happens every few months, has been for the last few years, and every time we hit either a new record or rebound some 5-10% above those lows and retest the old record. Repeat cycle every few months, especially with this "sub prime" dribble which comes up every few hours it seems now.
On another thread a little while ago someone posted "Even a broken clock is right twice a day".My wife tells me a well respected morning TV show host/economist this morning said that he had been calling this correction for the past 4 weeks.. well done Big Fella...
might just be time to get the long strides back from the dry-cleaners
Cheers
..........Kauri
Our economy would be a hole if labor had been in power.
Yep,
I got in first thing this morning, although I could have picked my stock of choice up a little cheaper than I did, it's an absolute bargain at this price..
Have to agree though, things don't look particularly heathy in general, I for one wouldn't be buying if I were playing the short term game..
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Buster
I got in first thing this morning, although I could have picked my stock of choice up a little cheaper than I did, it's an absolute bargain at this price..
Have to agree though, things don't look particularly heathy in general, I for one wouldn't be buying if I were playing the short term game..
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Well, going by that 4 week knowledge, if you bought something like BHP at $39.60 4 weeks ago and held on to last Thursday when it hit $44.00 or so, that's an immediate 10% you would of missed out. I'm sure there's many other stocks out there with the same movement.
You know when the "well respected" commentators start to suggest the world is going to end and Satan himself will appear in the flesh to take all your shares, a crash is just around the corner
It hardly took a genius to see this coming, did it? Happens every few months, has been for the last few years, and every time we hit either a new record or rebound some 5-10% above those lows and retest the old record. Repeat cycle every few months, especially with this "sub prime" dribble which comes up every few hours it seems now.
I agree cept this is not normal. A crash is a crash and this is not its like a muddled hanging or Chinese water torture...it just doses not want to end !!! I brought in today like an idiot but you know to answer the thread question there are a lot of people that will still run when the Dow fails (they may even have their software configured that way) So keep money in pocket till Sat's Dow result. If good buy. This I believe will be a change of the economic guard and we all will realize that we are living in a global economy not necessarily reliant on the biggest economy in the world
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I obtained AAR, again.
