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No Ordinary Duck
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I think you may have made a big mistake by selling up your whole portfolio and are trying to justify a fall, but it ain't gonna happen.
the dow closed under a very significante support line, there is another clue. Demands can drop very quickly, there is never certainty in the markets,
Says Kris who has just told the world that he has "perfectly" timed the investment of his full net worth into Colonial Super last Monday.
Kris your welcome to my canoe,I paddled like hell and got out of the water.
Goodluck.
Glad my money is fully in the aussie market today and not out of it...Looks like its going up again today...fancy that!
...demand can drop and support can return again.
I see the DJIA ON support, but not under it, 13200.
Glad my money is fully in the aussie market today and not out of it...Looks like its going up again today...fancy that!
Looks like its going up again today...fancy that!
Glad my money is fully in the aussie market today and not out of it...Looks like its going up again today...fancy that!
and sinking........
wonder if this will turn into the "point of recognition" in the next few days.Or will it find support rally first put in a lower high and then do the trick
stop being so dramatic...base metals are looking OK, and the aussie market will be protected from major falls over coming weeks due to the reporting season.
I think you may have made a big mistake by selling up your whole portfolio and are trying to justify a fall, but it ain't gonna happen.
Glad my money is fully in the aussie market today and not out of it...Looks like its going up again today...fancy that!
Ouch with a capital "OH"
Is this similar to what happend in May of 2006 or is it worse?
The patterns are slightly different, but the key difference as I see it is the timeframe that the patterns are forming over. It seems to be of larger scale. This time the market lost momentum over a longer period of time and has fallen to it's 200-day MA much faster than May '06. Coupled with some volume and sector analysis I've been doing this suggests that the distribution has gone on for longer this time. The timing of fundamental market factors like the once off superannuation contribution must be considered as a bigger than usual June 30th event and suggest to me who the new holders of the distributed positions are likely to be.
Something to ponder...if you were one of those who took advantage of the super contribution situation and put your million into super earlier this year...would you be looking at a red or black account balance right now? If so, to what extent? Would you start pulling your money out, lest you went on to lose 30% like you did in your mutual funds back in '02? You're 5 years closer to retirement now...300k buys a lot of retirement living. A catalyst for further selling, perhaps?
Otherwise it is remarkably similar to May '06 so far. Key point to watch...does the XAO close below it's 200-day MA? This have NEVER happened during this bull run. IMO, any prolonged price action below this MA would signal something happening on a larger scale than May '06 or Feb '07.
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