Re: Financial topics
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2020 5:04 am
Ray Dalio is saying Depression and currency system change:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7J6eASbPBRo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7J6eASbPBRo
Generational theory, international history and current events
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Yes HHiggenbotham wrote: Sun Apr 12, 2020 2:44 pm At first glance, this seems very plausible to me.
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I took a loss of 34 points on the 5 lots I added last night ($8,537.50) . This evening the S&P hit a new high for the move. I'll just go with the flow for now.Higgenbotham wrote: Thu Apr 16, 2020 3:04 am
I sold 5 lots last week and have been working to bring my average up by taking some money out every session. I got the average on those 5 up to 2645 tonight. Then I added 5 more tonight at 2781. The market (S&P) is currently trading 2802.
The 12 month-ending birth rate(s) increased when comparing 2018 Q3 with 2019 Q3 for the following age group(s):
40-44 years (11.8 to 11.9).
The 12 month-ending birth rate(s) decreased when comparing 2018 Q3 with 2019 Q3 for the following age group(s):
15-19 years (17.7 to 16.7).
20-24 years (68.8 to 66.2).
25-29 years (95.9 to 93.1).
30-34 years (100.0 to 97.8).
35-39 years (52.6 to 52.3).
As a matter of technical analysis: The current rally may run out of steam Sunday night, but I have a feeling that the SP 500 may reach the 2900's before that happens. The 61.8% retracement of the entire selloff comes in at 2935 so it's quite possible it squeezes (or exhausts) up into that area. its possible that the early shorts may get caught out into a big squeeze and that seems to be exactly what is happening. Additionally the yearly pivot is at 2975 and that could be acting as a magnet, There remains a disconnect between this market and reality and I have no doubt that there's lots of shorts to be done, I find bear markets difficult since there are always many more up days than down days,vincecate wrote: Fri Apr 17, 2020 1:52 pm It seems a big part of the bounce is that all the passive funds doing 60% stocks and 40% bonds had to re-balance their portfolios after stocks dropped 35%. So they sold bonds and bought stocks. Now that stocks are up like 35% from lows it seems reasonable to expect them to re-balance the other way sometime in the next 2 weeks.