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No kidding …. I make the decisions on the day, not what’s going in happen a week or month or longer from now.

I don’t frequent this place very often but thought a response to the above tripe was needed. You keep harping on about a correction and some dips … Sure, there are going to be dips along the way - it’s inevitable - 10-20% possible at some stage. However that statement made back in June that a...

Also with interest rates being so low & inflation very, very gradually increasing depending on COVID management - the stock-markets will continue to rise. There is no sign of any major correction in the near future! The Buffett Index summary below (Technical Analysis overrides Fundamental...

The Vix Index is relatively stable. It’s been range bound this year, hitting a high of about 27 and currently gravitating lower —> around 16, down 24% in the last 6 months.

A possible 60% crash? :D The Property Markets & Stock-markets are just about to enter a huge boom period. The below link may sway you to a different line of thinking? … Nothing has suggested a spiralling downward momentum this week? Corrections inevitably occur to build a healthy forward...

A Fundamental Analysis thread that has gone into its own mobile time zone. ‍♂️ Cuckoo

I use a modest range of TA tools that includes - Bollinger Band Momentum Average Directional Index Keltner Channel Exponential On Balance Volume Moving Averages Triangular Amongst others .....

Written Dec 20 below by me. I don’t take credit for this black swan event however it’s uncanny how the prediction below has come to fruition. I personally believe we have not bottomed yet & once we do we’ll be trading in a sideways setup for months. First post so go easy ... I don’t know if...

I’m an infrequent poster. Back from a holiday, another just around the corner. We are currently in the Euphoria phase of this cycle in a very bullish stockmarket. Sentiment is extraordinarily strong with major negative global events being flipped to the side & not impacting on the fear factor...

And what happens this year? Oct 2, 2019? It becomes a damned 10+% surge into the end of year. Q4 2018 and Q4 2019 are polar opposites. The past two Januaries have been major up months. Will Jan 2020 be another one? Third time in a row? At record highs? In a primary election year? *shrugs*...