No crystal ball here but we do know there is going to be big infrastructure spending. Maybe more than the $12B announced and / or spending brought forward. STU is my pick.
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No crystal ball here but we do know there is going to be big infrastructure spending. Maybe more than the $12B announced and / or spending brought forward. STU is my pick.
some do forget..;)......................All our thoughts and instincts are governed by our environment
Its the backdrop....if that environment backdrop is still the raging Bull market ,if that is what is being compared to ,that may need some readjustment ....It works the other way also,but Im not sure we are far enough into it yet(where people start thinking there is no hope).....but ,who knows for sure....................Guess the key here is that the virus doesnt get loose in any retirement homes....that its gets cointained....but unlike some shares,retirement homes are more closely related to this situation(like airlines,until its run its course......................Lets just hope its not like Italy where its looking like its going to have to run through the population to achieve Herd immunity
Sure is, lucky i got in early @$8.83 currently $15.50 plus so i have a cushion and can ride the trend.Im not buying anymore.
- "A 1% fall in the Australian share market on a given day can generally be expected to deliver a 2.0% to 2.75% increase in the value of the Fund (and vice versa)"
- Off thread but on the Russian theme.Putin looks to have chosen his moment.
- https://www.ukrinform.net/rubric-def...h-ukraine.html
No. It was in response to people's price targets on various stocks being hit. Market still highly uncertain, volatile and dropping - so question was even if an individual share price gets to someones price 'target', will they actually buy in the situation - given it could well be lower very soon.
I see a bit of potential in various stocks, but still very risk-adverse and most definitely keeping my powder dry in the meantime. Rather buy on an upswing at a higher price than have to endure further lows.
I know alot have talked about buying shares cheap.............But Im finding the drop in Gold a bit of a mystery....My only guess is that many are having to sell to pay off stock debts?.....It is one of the few things that tempt me at this stage.................Im no expert but once the panic dust settles just a bit ...It seems logical that it could appreciate considerably...(although the low dollar atm is kind of a spanner in the works)
How on earth are CEN and NWF down so heavily? Even TLT is down. Makes no sense to me. Alternative energy should be performing well at the moment I would have thought.
Yes...I was assessing the current..this selling is totally panic selling.
Why I said so....many kiwis saw bad news..share market down..then they are all flocking to change their funds to cash or conservative fund.
Many newbies bought at the peak..as our return in interest are pretty bad during last couple years...
So....yeahh