We will probably see another sharp rally, but don;t expect another leg down. People were expecting that Feb 2003 would be another leg down, but it wasn't. Sucks to be short when the next bull market begins.
Quote from spanish89:
Nikkei not open yet...
But the Hong Kong futres is up 134points already.
Ive been holding long on crude oil ovr the weekened and long on aud/usd, and this dollar strengthing has now just gotten ridiculous!! LOL
And now that all the shock and scare mungering nonsense has gone, the big traders who move the markets will now also start seeing how over sold everything is, and buying back.
Cause the average bear market is little more than a year and the govt. will print as much money as needed to ensure recoveries are 'v' shaped. Awhile ago people were concerned about inflation when oil was at 140. Now we're seeing deflation, which gives the fed more options.Quote from Jahajee: Why not another leg down?
Quote from Jahajee:
In my 18 years of trading, I have never seen such extreme sentiment. On second thoughts, perhaps not.
At the end of the dot com bubble there was extreme bullishness -exact opposite to this extreme bearishness in October 2008.
People expect the market to fall everyday, every hour. Just sell short and walk away, come back in a few hours, close the trade with a whooping profit. So easy!
Well, this indicates a sharp rally or two, as much as DOW 1000 points. Deflate the cocky bearish balloon, then bulls takeover in cocky bullishness, and we go back down another 1000 to 1500 points to about 7700.
But, for now, I look for a very sharp bear market rally over the next few days - slaughtering bulls, could go al the way up to DOW 10K, followed by another leg down.
Quote from killATwill:
Oh, gee, I am thinking the same thing. Both of can't be right![]()
......................................................nah, nothing to be concerned with...here is why...the Nikkei is simply reacting to the US markets bad Friday...this is Asian markets first time trading since US trading Friday...US will probably dip overnight, and trade to positive be close...Quote from bond tr4der:
As if yesterday was not enough. NIKKEI futures traded down to the 7100 level at one point, a 7% drop of yesterday's close.
This could be another interesting Monday.