Looking like yet another day of bleeding. When will it end?
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Looking like yet another day of bleeding. When will it end?
It's bloody. Sentiment is horrible. Good indicators of a bottom, but impossible to time. Won't know the bottom until 4 or 5 months after it hits.Quote:
Originally Posted by bdp.
I love watching Netflix Amazon and Pandora fall like a rock with their ridiculous pe multiples, but unfortunately they are taking everything else down with them. Comcast is my hedge right now. It's the anti-Netflix, but it is difficult for any single stock not to fall at this moment. everything is getting hit. Very bloody.
Hopefully oil turns up in the spring driving season and grabs the market with it.......always optimistic. Tough to be right now.
It just seems like this market is falling much too far much too fast.
And there goes 3.35.
I do think that it will be almost impossible for Yellen to raise rates in this deflationary environment Brandon. Always a silver lining in these corrections
Can you knock off the "Brandon" bullshit? It's neither clever or funny! It is beyond me why you continue with that nonsense, but you are looking like a true imbicile!Quote:
Originally Posted by MUSCLE13
Clever? Everybody knows you are using 20 aliases here. It's not like it is a secret. You don't actually think you are fooling even one person do you? Now that would be funny. But if you just want to argue with yourself here that's fine. I thought you were actually interested in talking to somebody besides yourself.......Nevermind :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by bdp.
Sad sad little child! It is YOU who are the only game player here! So go ahead and throw another one of your idiotic comments and dig yourself deeper into your hole of bafoonery!Quote:
Originally Posted by MUSCLE13
Bdp...they say never argue with a fool, after a while.....Quote:
Originally Posted by bdp.
I have been reading that some analysts believe that we will bottom and bounce sometime this week.
Flush $3.39
Sorry $3.36 Nice pop
Miraculously holding above 3.35 support!
Yeah, we should hold it for today. They will make another run at it, probably in the afternoon, but it should hold.Quote:
Originally Posted by njbones1
Lately, I think pretty much everyone has acknowledged the odd correlation of oil and the stock market. "odd" because traditionally and historically they have had almost no correlation. There was a decent article in Barron's this weekend that predicted $20/bbl oil before the oil and (by extension) the markets rebound in the 2nd half of 2016.Quote:
Originally Posted by bdp.
If you subscribe, I'd recommend you go read here: http://www.barrons.com
If not, here are some excerpts from the article titled "Here comes $20 Oil" by Gene Epstein:
Oil bulls, take heart. The last leg of the bear market that began in mid-2014 is probably in sight, as marginal producers fall by the wayside. Supply cutbacks should bring a rebound in the price of crude by the second half of 2016.
But before a rebound, West Texas Intermediate crude will probably continue to fall, perhaps as low as $20 a barrel, before vaulting to the mid-$50s by year end.
Stock market investors can also take heart. The stock indexes have been closely correlated with oil of late, moving up or (mostly) down, as the price of crude has gyrated. This perverse pattern has persisted even though the overwhelming majority of global companies benefit from cheaper crude, since they buy the refined products to help run their operations.
It’s true that many oil exporters are in emerging market economies, and low oil prices have slowed their economic growth and put a dent in their sovereign wealth funds. Beyond this, stock traders may be subscribing to the misguided belief that low oil prices are signaling imminent global recession.
Our expected recovery in crude by the second half of this year will, therefore, probably bring a recovery in equities. And perhaps even before then, stock traders might wake up to the fact that the bear market in oil has mainly been reflecting a world awash in black gold.
While global weakness on the demand side has played a part in the buildup of excess supply, it has been weakness in the rate of growth, not an outright economic contraction. A further slowdown in global growth, especially from China, will also play a role, but here again, the supply side will dominate, as cutbacks in production bring a rebound in prices.
Funny thing is when siri was pushing 4.15/20 not one person here was suggesting 3.50 or 3.35. Just goes to show no one has a clue. so for now...let me be the first one to say we will be going back to 4.25. ;)
Brandon 1 2 3 and 4 - If Comcast can break $60 I am calling an end to this correction. Muscle predicts! :)
And I shall be the 2nd!Quote:
Originally Posted by dm_4
You mean the first rwice.....Quote:
Originally Posted by bdp.
Just a little update, still short. Avg is currently 4.07. Down from 4.10