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Du bist doch eigentlich lang genug dabei und auch recht fit in Börsenangelegenheiten ;-))
Schau mal bitte auf das Statement von Trader Mark und du wirst sicherlich so etwas wie ein "Deja Vu-Erlebnis" haben. Ist es nicht so wie hier beschrieben?
Der Markt ist z.Z. wirklich recht abgefahren, nun müssen wir schauen, wo wir den Most holen ;-)))
….Remember, 2009 is the year of the panda - ignore all bad economic news; that only matters on Main Street; it's panda time on Wall Street…. ;-)))
….Like we said, we are not chasing here - and I'd like to see how the market handles the retail reports Thursday and jobs report Friday. If they start buying retail stocks on "it was atrocious but it can't get worse than this" logic, and "hey 600,000 people lost jobs but it can't get worst than that" logic on Friday than we probably rally right into inauguration. When all the facts on the ground mean nothing and people continue to relentlessly buy on hope and/or "the coming recovery in 6 months" you just have to go with the flow. We've had similar moves in late 2007 and multiple times in the first half of 2008 - the facts on the ground were degrading but the market was whistling past the graveyard. The problem with this is one needs to jump ship quickly when things turn; the market takes away much quicker than it gives. Somehow in the stock market there are long periods where bad news is ignored and then suddenly in a 2 week span everyone wakes up and accepts the bad news and the market corrects rapidly….
Need some more?
http://www.fundmymutualfund.com/2009/01/...bernation-panda-bears.html
Schau mal bitte auf das Statement von Trader Mark und du wirst sicherlich so etwas wie ein "Deja Vu-Erlebnis" haben. Ist es nicht so wie hier beschrieben?
Der Markt ist z.Z. wirklich recht abgefahren, nun müssen wir schauen, wo wir den Most holen ;-)))
….Remember, 2009 is the year of the panda - ignore all bad economic news; that only matters on Main Street; it's panda time on Wall Street…. ;-)))
….Like we said, we are not chasing here - and I'd like to see how the market handles the retail reports Thursday and jobs report Friday. If they start buying retail stocks on "it was atrocious but it can't get worse than this" logic, and "hey 600,000 people lost jobs but it can't get worst than that" logic on Friday than we probably rally right into inauguration. When all the facts on the ground mean nothing and people continue to relentlessly buy on hope and/or "the coming recovery in 6 months" you just have to go with the flow. We've had similar moves in late 2007 and multiple times in the first half of 2008 - the facts on the ground were degrading but the market was whistling past the graveyard. The problem with this is one needs to jump ship quickly when things turn; the market takes away much quicker than it gives. Somehow in the stock market there are long periods where bad news is ignored and then suddenly in a 2 week span everyone wakes up and accepts the bad news and the market corrects rapidly….
Need some more?
http://www.fundmymutualfund.com/2009/01/...bernation-panda-bears.html
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