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The stock market is crashing....

kennas said:
The dead cat was 5000 back to 5100, now correction, consolidation. PEs must be looking very good now. No company downdgrades that I have seen. Should be all record reports again this year.

Agree

Actually OXR earnings was upgraded about 2 weeks ago and theres also been a few outperform calls since them, one from Goldmans and another from Citigroup

Zinc supplies are still running out, copper also very tight, fundamentals have not changed, and companies are still very profitable
 
I wish I had time to create all those spreadsheets!

Unfortunately, I am just another follower, reliant on the media to give me the news that I want to hear so I keep going back to improve their ratings....

I'm not sure if a finance editor for the Fin would keep his job for very long though if they published out of date or incorrect data.
 
Hi kennas, nizar
re:

Should be all record reports again this year.

I'm not convinced that will be the case, but imo what is just as important if not more important than a company result is the company's stated outlook for the follwing 12 months.....remember markets are generally looking forward 6-12 months at any given time

re:

I'm not sure if a finance editor for the Fin would keep his job for very long though if they published out of date or incorrect data.

I'm not saying anybody's data is wrong. I'm just saying that I have seen different PER's quoted in the media and by 'analysts' in TV interviews etc and so it boils down to how each of them calculate and interpret their results. I haven't seen anyone of them disclose how they calculate their PER's and what data they use and so I decided to calculate my own using a spreadsheet and I posted it on this site a few months ago for anyone to play with if they liked

cheers

bullmarket
 
Frinky is switching into cash folks! Making my weekend as long as possible- the sun is out, I'm off to play golf after lunch

RSI on the xjo indicating we could have a bounce soon and I ain't gunna hold long option premium through this weekend, so to quote my favuorite(not!) television 'personality' gretel killeen- it's time to go..... professor.

Have a good weekend all
 

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Looks like XJO is 'stuck' in the 4800 - 5000 range for the forseeable future

cheers

bullmarket
 
Bullmarket

Looks like we'll never know until we reach the "forseeable future"
 
Hi nizar

I suppose so, but back on the 19th April I posted :


In subsequent posts in other threads I said that I felt XJO will settle in the 4800 - 5000 range and I still think XJO will remain there 'for a little while' yet

Below is the weekly XJO chart fwiw.

cheers

bullmarket
 

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"The stock market is crashing"
Sure looks like it today
Glad I loosend off a couple of my stop losses last night in case we take a bit of an early swing cause it sure wont last long
John
 
NettAssets said:
"The stock market is crashing"
Sure looks like it today
Glad I loosend off a couple of my stop losses last night in case we take a bit of an early swing cause it sure wont last long
John


Was the "loosening" a part of your trading plan or just a "gut" feeling?

Good Luck!
 
TraderPro said:
Was the "loosening" a part of your trading plan or just a "gut" feeling?

Good Luck!
Part of my Trading Plan
although definitely a discretionary part.
I check the OS markets before our pre-open and if I have anything that is on my trailing stop list with a fairly tight stop and it looks like the market will head straight up I back out a bit so I don't get caught out early. My feeling is the low to midcaps I trade tend to take a while to catch up with the market sentiment.
John
 
XPJ is doing its best trying to retest the previous all time high....and many LPT's go ex-distribution on Monday

cheers

bullmarket
 
DJI looking to be on skaky ground at present,
looking for a possible resumption in the downtrend in world indices next week
 
I'm feeling nervous about the Fed announcement tonight. I'm expecting the 25 basis point rise, but I'm worried Mr B is going to say that there could be another interest rate rise in August. This will send a shiver through the market, especially PMs. Gold will be smashed.

What's your guess?
 

There is even speculation of a .5% hike.

Now THAT would be interesting! Let's see if they have the cojones to do it!
 
With all the arm waving going on a .5% hike would'nt surprise me at all
 
With Japan, a major source of global cheap money, "removing excess liquidity" the trend is very much towards tightening so it's hard to see why ANY financial asset class (apart from cash) would boom.
 
Obviously no one's told the Poms. The FTSE is up 1.2% at the moment.

GP
 
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