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Whilst most smaller investors obviously didn't pick the crash, it is not like after considering those two snippets that it was a "great shock" by that point in time.
The main problem is that the huge trading range prior to the weekend caused panic on the Monday when it actually did fall 13%.
Also keep in mind that the P/E ratio of the S & P 500 was 32.6 before the crash!
What a short sighted view.I personally think this is great. On a short term front. Look at the S&P 500 during QE2, it had a nice bull run and the run stopped when QE2 ceased.
While its bad for the countries economy ultimately, its good while its in progress to stimulate demand etc.
Your smarter than you think.alas ive committed my pennies now to the ASX300 Index.
In fact our market is the only one to rally in the last 24 hours - it's insanity.
Nothing to see here, could well be a false breakout.
Seriously, the fundamentals just aren't there - think about it, we've just had BHP warning about a slowdown in Chinese demand and a really bad PMI come out of there. This is on the back of poor housing data in the US last week, and a piss weak sentiment reading this week.
In fact our market is the only one to rally in the last 24 hours - it's insanity.
ASX is going down soon
Don't under estimate the role technicals play in this game star!
probabilistically
Nothing to see here, could well be a false breakout.
Seriously, the fundamentals just aren't there - think about it, we've just had BHP warning about a slowdown in Chinese demand and a really bad PMI come out of there. This is on the back of poor housing data in the US last week, and a piss weak sentiment reading this week.
In fact our market is the only one to rally in the last 24 hours - it's insanity.
ASX is going down soon
AUSTRALIANS are paying down mortgages at the fastest rate since the peak of the global financial crisis, with home owners putting in almost double the minimum monthly repayment on loans.
The trend provides more evidence of the rapid shift in the behaviour of Australians in recent years, with many taking a cautious approach towards debt, while more of us are putting funds into deposits.
This is in sharp contrast to the period leading up to the 2008 financial crisis, when access to easy and cheap credit had fuelled a consumer spending spree.
Speaking of systems
Check this old boy, he's been in for quite a while and seems convinced his system is, well, infallable.
You will understand after viewing it why it's in this thread!!!
[video]http://www.bloomberg.com/video/84758540/[/video]
Gotta note him he's still at the table!
Maybe the BRICS are about to declair war on QEs getting their own back!
Why wait for May? Now that it's official, no printing will occur. (Well, officially)
Gotta have a crack at getten those oil prices down somehow you old snake in the grass Benny Boy.
Running away!
sorry, i was referring to a more comprehensive chart i saw today. i cant find it, point is asx has fallen from april the past 2 years, not sure if there is any reason behind it or if its just co-incidence.
sorry, i was referring to a more comprehensive chart i saw today. i cant find it, point is asx has fallen from april the past 2 years, not sure if there is any reason behind it or if its just co-incidence.
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