Crash, Correction or Studder Step?

Quote from makloda:

Yes I do remember and I disagree. Things in the markets don't change in one day. Topping out is a process that can take weeks and months with sharp sell offs and rapid short covering rallies wearing out investors one by one, leaving more and more sectors with bearish charts until there's no leading sectors left holding up the big indexes.

And for all I know we could be in the middle of it (per the sector issues I outlined above). Bear markets do not happen overnight though, that's all bogus.
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the problem is continuing buying the dip......and in some cases the biggest move will all get done in 1 or 2 days....peace
 
Quote from stock_trad3r:

In my opinion, we are entering an era of 'economic perpetualism' resulting from gobalization and reduction in market & economic inefficiencies. The result is a much more robust, resiliant gobal economic and marketplace system immune from crashes, bear markets, and eventually volatility. The market will become so attuned that arbiters will nullify most voliatility. Globalization will provide endless growth possibilites combined with increasingly advanced financial instuments.
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doesn't Europe benefit more from globalization than the states ... second you talk as if everyone sees a loss in bear markets ... the big guys benefit more from an up and down market than a constantly up market ...
 
Quote from bluud:

doesn't Europe benefit more from globalization than the states ... second you talk as if everyone sees a loss in bear markets ... the big guys benefit more from an up and down market than a constantly up market ...
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Everyone benefits from globalization, especially the United States. the cheaper dollar is great for exporters such as boeing.
 
Quote from stock_trad3r:

Everyone benefits from globalization, especially the United States. the cheaper dollar is great for exporters such as boeing.
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And a cheaper dollar makes it harder to export production jobs offshore.
 
Outsourcing, an example of an application of globalization, allows companies to save money and the savings is passed down to the consumer in the form of lower prices.
 
Ok stock 2 things, everyone does not benefit from globalization, think- alot of americans. Since this is kind of a slow day I decided to count how many times you have graced us with your "knowledge". I counted 44 posts TODAY. For the love of Pete, you really need to get a life. You have some serious issues.
 
Quote from frank grimes:

Ok stock 2 things, everyone does not benefit from globalization, think- alot of americans. Since this is kind of a slow day I decided to count how many times you have graced us with your "knowledge". I counted 44 posts TODAY. For the love of Pete, you really need to get a life. You have some serious issues.
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And you went through and counted all of them? Speaking of not having a life...
 
It is kind of hard not to see your fucking posts, they are everywhere. Those who can trade, those who can't post on elitetrader 50+ times a day.
 
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