Buckle up Guys its starting

So in the last few weeks I keep reading articles that the market is due for a pull back but after all that prediction nearly all suggest the market moves higher and closes up on the year....so it seems every dip these last 8-9 years was just another buying opportunity....I just cant wait to see the moment the markets lose ground and all those who thought it was going to come back just watch in awe the market dropping even further, I mean how much more can you expect from a market that's up 220%+ in 7 years??? How much more can you squeeze out of this market...I know the central banks of the world are propping everything up but let's be realistic...aside from that I find it absolutely mind boggling that a 2% drop after a 220% rally sets off so many articles and discussions on where the markets are headed next...

Where are you getting the 220% from? I see only 150% from the 2008/2009 crisis low point. Its only up about 30% from the high before that crisis. 797.87 was the low point in Jan 2009. 2127/797.87 = 2.67. So, its up 167%.
 
It's September, historically the market's worst month

Consider this. If I take a data set of 52 data points for each day of the week. I record whether it rains or not on any given weekday for one year. The data shows me that it has rained more often on Mondays than any other day. I conclude from weeks 53 onwards that it is more likely to rain on Mondays.
 
Things to consider. All the large US banks donate heavily to the Clinton campaign and associated foundation. How many large US banks donate to the Trump campaign? Why doesn't the US government issue its own currency? Who profits from controlling the money flow in the US? Over here in the UK we nationalised the BOE in 1946, prior to that is was privately held, ask yourself why were we able to take control at that particular time? Who are the shareholds of the Fed? If a futures contract is purchased from a willing seller by someone who controls money supply is that an advantage? The price of the S&P is controlled by money supply, not by trendlines (please lol).

Trump will easily win this election, that is if Hillary doesn't pull out and he wins by default and manages to stave off any Obama 'civil emergency'. Yes Trump is brash and speaks his mind but he knows how things actually run in the US. Luckily he has overwhelming support from the military and security community so things should work out ok.

It's horrible what has happened to the US.

GL.
 
Where are you getting the 220% from? I see only 150% from the 2008/2009 crisis low point. Its only up about 30% from the high before that crisis. 797.87 was the low point in Jan 2009. 2127/797.87 = 2.67. So, its up 167%.

229%. 797.87 wasn't the low point, it was 666 on Mar 6, 2009...
 
Consider this. If I take a data set of 52 data points for each day of the week. I record whether it rains or not on any given weekday for one year. The data shows me that it has rained more often on Mondays than any other day. I conclude from weeks 53 onwards that it is more likely to rain on Mondays.

nicely stated!
 
Where are you getting the 220% from? I see only 150% from the 2008/2009 crisis low point. Its only up about 30% from the high before that crisis. 797.87 was the low point in Jan 2009. 2127/797.87 = 2.67. So, its up 167%.

Does math befuddle you?
 
229%. 797.87 wasn't the low point, it was 666 on Mar 6, 2009...

Yes, sorry you're almost right. Sorry I don't count intra-day lows. Closing low was actually, 683.38. I should have check the data rather than relying on the yahoo chart.

2127.81/683.38 => up 211%.
 
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