Doesn't anyone remember 2000?

Quote from alex.samant:

someone mentioned the divergence between the stock market and the US dollar.

Well, first of all, more and more people are going to buy stock (talking about big foreign investors) when the USD is cheap as they will pay less.

Less and less big foreign investors are going to sell their shares when they get a lot less value for them, with the USD being cheap.

I think that this stock market is being kept up by the US dollar dropping.

The moment the US Dollar will come back to value vs the euro and the yen, then will be a good time to drop the pressure on stocks.

just my 2 cents

wrong here. Foreign markets grow much faster than US.
No foreigners buying US
I'm a foreigner and I converted all my trading money back into CAD
What drives stock market now is Bernanke and his printing press

Dollar will continue its slide as it's the only way to run US economy for now
And stocks will grow although why would anybody outside US buy US stocks if his domestic stocks grow faster and his domestic currency appreciates
 
Quote from FAST.AM:

Come to NYC show me were the "housing" market crash'd... the country has pockets lke Maimi that went wild. Not the entire country. Is there a bubble here ? I would say so but I see no housing crash in the NYC area...

no housing bubble? housing market didn't crash?

can i crawl under your rock?
 
Quote from piezoe:

Yes we will have a big correction sometime in the future, maybe tomorrow or maybe two years from now. Who knows? I think it is most likely to come after the election.

But i do distinctly recall that long before the tech bubble burst, folks, especially old-time market hands, were warning that things were way over heated and we were cruising for a bruising. Those warnings went unheeded for many many months, or was it years, while the market went up up up. Its like the folks who predict the end of the world, they will always be correct so long as they don't try to predict when. If they do that, almost all of them will be wrong.

All of the crashes we have had so far were preceded by multiple warnings in the price-volume action and other signs that the market was on the verge of a cardiac arrest. I have not seen that yet, but i may have missed something, so trust your own judgment. All I saw today was a very steep pullback within a region of strong resistance on heavy volume. The market could be making a top and getting ready to tumble or it could be pulling back to garner strength for another knock at the door. In prior times if we pierced an old high by 25 S&P points we would say we have gone through the door and we are safely on the other side. But in a market where plus or minus 25 S&P pts in a day is routine, i think we have to expect a little more before we can say we've gone through. And we have only knocked twice so far.

i still remember reading articles that warren buffet lost his touch in like 2000.

most of those old timers have blown away the tech stock cheerleaders over the past 10 years.
 
Quote from stock_trad3r:

Um but the dow is up nearly 4000 points since 2005, and roughly 3500 points from Summer 06 lows. 170 point selloff is nothing.

More to come big guy.
 
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