Logique
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What does the falling price of oil mean for the stock market and the economy?
By: Mark DeCambre, Published: Nov 10, 2018
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/s...bearish-signs-as-oil-prices-plunge-2018-11-10
... According to Goldman, its indicator at 73% marks the highest bear-market reading since the late 1960s and early 1970s, which (with a few exceptions) is consistent with returns of zero over the following 12 months. Any reading above 60% signals that subsequent returns will be lower (see chart below): ...
Thanks Wyatt, I don't mind admitting I could use an executive summary of what's going on in that very complex chart!
The falling property market in Sydney & Melbourne will add to their concerns. Surely at minimum, it will push any interest rate increases out much further. Any new government rules on negative gearing and CGT tightening will further soften the property market.Well this is what a lot of people want, catastrophe.
They want landlords to fail, anyone with $1000 to fail (they rich)
Think the RBA getting very concerned. Would be having lot meetings. Another RBA member out talking today.
Logique, to me support is still in play with a range of approximately 5640 - 5730. No doubt we are in a short and intermediate term downtrend but the XAO would have to close below 5640 for me to reevaluate what I am currently seeing.Just like a Bear, setting traps for us. Old support from 2017 looks to have failed, and a daily downtrend since Sept 2018. Not much good news for the Bulls. 5600 likely next stop.
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Well this is what a lot of people want, catastrophe.
Well this is what a lot of people want, catastrophe.
Think the RBA getting very concerned. Would be having lot meetings. Another RBA member out talking today.
The members of the RBA don't give a rats.
What do you want them to do? They have very few levers to make change.
1. Decrease interest rates ? Inflate the asset/debt bubble and kick the can a bit further, deflate the dollar and increase inflation, resulting in 2.
2. Increase interest rates ? Housing market collapse, along with the economy. Increase the dollar and makes us even more non competitive internationally, but this is in the short term.
The RBA cannot make change without the govnuts di--kheads pulling their heads out of their arses.
What are your solutions/actions to solve the current state of affairs?
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