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I was trying to figure out what Mr Radge was up to by cutting back on his longer term trending system.
If there is a general consensus that the economy is looking eh, who's shorting the general market?
Oh Jesus, No No Nooo
Trump says the Federal Reserve has 'gone crazy'
I am happy to see Amazon getting waked. This is my all time stoke of hatred.
An expert was predicting it would go to 3000 in a year or two.
One theory doing the rounds in my head at the moment is that there has been a bit of a recovery in brick and morter retail in the US, all be it mixed. But what is compelling is how Amazon has been investing in that sector!!!
So is this the great rotation out of digital back into real world stocks?
They call it from growth into value from dreaming to reality.
But it seems Amazon is pretty much stumped as to where to go from here with digital expansion to justify its PE of 170. So it's using it's perceived value to try to buy things that do have some real value.
Amazing how so many fans of Amazon say how great it is whilst at the same time saying, ' It is, however, very hard to value !!! WTF'.. No it isn't. It's massively overvalued and these dicks just don't want to normalise that because it means it's going to pop and they are idiots caught up in the hyperbole.
Tech is popping.
I still get their there wrong nearly every time, even though I know! There is no hope!It's "whacked". And also "albeit" not "all be it"
I still get their there wrong nearly every time, even though I know! There is no hope!
Presumably WTF stands for Where's The Finance ?
Actually WTF stands for "where is the fun ... in worrying about debt!" Greatest President ever! Sad. Lucky for us Josh has found the dosh to bring forward the tax cuts.Presumably WTF stands for Where's The Finance ?
Opinion: The [US] stock market is overdue for a one-day 5% or 10% plunge
Published: 18 Oct 2018:
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/t...erdue-for-a-one-day-5-or-10-plunge-2018-10-18
Friday is the anniversary of the 1987 stock-market crash, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 22.6%
.. The Dow Jones Industrial Average could drop more than 5,700 points in Friday’s trading session.
Impossible, you say?
Think again. On Oct. 19, 1987 — 31 years ago today — the Dow DJIA, -1.27% plunged 22.6%. It was the worst stock-market crash in U.S. history. An equivalent percentage drop today would cause the Dow to skid more than 5,700 points.
To be sure, just because the stock market could suffer a similar fate doesn’t mean it is likely. But most investors don’t even acknowledge that it’s possible.
They’re kidding themselves ...
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