12 straight up days - from twitter
@TheStalwart: Uh oh. Last time we had a streak this long was 1987. And we all know what happened that year. #KnowYourHistory https://t.co/jmcz5hpeLM
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12 straight up days - from twitter
@TheStalwart: Uh oh. Last time we had a streak this long was 1987. And we all know what happened that year. #KnowYourHistory https://t.co/jmcz5hpeLM
I appreciate your pity.
I am supposed to be coming up with an investing plan and starting to spend time looking at annual reports so that I might have an idea when a company is a bargain, when the crash finally happens ((not long to go now) although Warren Buffett doesn't share my pessimism but what does he know)
As of today just procrastinating and falling further behind financially.
Sorry to hear that Winner69 can't afford honey now that it is too expensive my woes pale into insignificance compared to the plight of the baby boomer generation.
Aaron - you should at least dip your toes in , though no need to dive headfirst with ALL the swag. Smallish entries over a period of time will allow you to develop your investing skills without losing your shirt even if there is big bang.
I agree that values are stretched in general but there are always some interesting prospects to be found and if not true value then at least good growth possibilities.
Pushpay would be my recommendation. Buy on dips.
(PS I know this comment is not relevant to the DOW)
First paragraph from a The Australian article
Donald Trump’s address to Congress on Tuesday tonight (early Wednesday afternoon AEDT) will either put some foundations under the “Trump Bump” that has inflated equity markets and the US dollar since his victory last year or demolish them. There’s trillions of dollars now riding on how the markets receive the address
Didn't bother reading the rest as the writer must be climbing the wall of worry
No worries
But if Trump gets too enthusiastic will Janet 'repond' and have a few rate increases.
Markets were moving with all of worries. Even overlooked cheap markets such as Russia, Brazil and Hungary also delivered big gains in 2016. There is always something to worry. After DOW and other extended bullish markets, there could be bullish opportunities in overlooked markets next. I strongly believe current overlooked dirt-cheap markets also could deliver big gain in 2017.
Twiggs citing Bulkowski's falling widening wedge as 87% probabilty of upside breakout.
Strange he didn't mention TMF falling to almost zero,