visual said:GP,honestly how can it still be a bullmarket,if it takes everything back,to me that sounds like crazy talk.:
To me, above the bottom trend line is still in the current bullmarket.visual said:honestly how can it still be a bullmarket
kennas said:0534 GMT [Dow Jones] S&P/ASX 200 down 1.9% at 3-month low of 4932.5. "This is obviously the capitulation day," says Charlie Aitken at Southern Cross. "There's some panicky action in the trading." Patrick Crabb at Goldman Sachs JBWere concurs. "There's stop-lossing and panic selling because we couldn't hold 5000, the market thinks the next stop is 4800. There's been redemptions in Asian equity funds causing forced selling of the Japanese market." Says surprise rate hike from South Korea also shook confidence in the region. Volume will be decent US$5 billion plus by the close. (DWR)
wayneL said:Hah!
That guy has obviously never seen a real capitulation.
GreatPig said:To me, above the bottom trend line is still in the current bullmarket.
Cheers,
GP
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