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No Ordinary Duck
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The panic we had to have?
do we have our own PPT to stop this madness?
12 days down in the row.. and now xao already hit the bottom when august correction was.
If you are going to succumb to your emotions and join the panic (which I fully encourage) at least have the decency to get your facts straight. This is the 10th day in a row the market has been down. The market was up 12.8 points on January 4th. You don't count weekends you see. Secondly, we are not yet at August lows. On August 16th we hit a low of 5,490.80 on the XAO.
I'm seeing shake outs on lots of charts followed now buy very strong volumes in buying.
Could well be the brakes being applied.
wow...
120 pts rebound????
what is going on??
Evidently haven't had 10 days lower in a row for 26 years.
XAO has been down 10 days in a row, and with DJI slightly lower as well, there's every chance that we'll be down for 11 straight days. I'm just wondering, what is the longest continous falls in the history of XAO? 7, 8 days happen every now and then, but 10 is cutting it pretty close, I would think?
I would say 11 straight is a certainty. We only rallied Friday on talk of a Bush rescue plan which people presumed would drive the DOW much higher. Instead, it sank again. You'd have to say a 100+ point drop is on the cards Monday.
Think about this:Isn't there a holiday in the States Monday?
This may give the Local Bourse a bit of fuel, especially with little direction elsewhere, and the fact that the "all is not doom and gloom" stories are abound throughout the press. I don't have the Saturday paper, but I am sure the "we can weather the storm" and "great companies at discount prices" stories will be there too.
So, I think those in the market may enjoy a dash of Green on Monday, not before time either... Albeit while the Lemmings top up, or double down...
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