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Similar to the 1994 chart I wrote about the other day.Friday's breakout could very well have been a blip, given the high-priced oil environment we are in right now.
I'm trying to start breathing again after the last two day. And the international markets aren't making it any better. That thumping you hear in the background is my fist slamming into my chest trying to start my heart and clear the hairball from my lungs.:* Asia did poorly, EuroZone is starting poorly, futures are slightly down and dollar is down.Hmmmm.... Pretty quiet. Must be bearish time again...
It's mixed. I tried to find a trend last night too, but could not come up with one. Oil may play a factor tomorrow.I was curious if there was a trend in what usually happens with the market when the trade report is released and how far off the analysts forecast was. So I crunched some numbers and can't see any conclusive evidence whether the market goes up or down on the report. Please look at this and make comments.
I think I'll put her in the hanger....cough....gasp. I think....gag....I flew through some....hack....smoke this morning. Things started getting blurry, almost....cough....cough....hit a tree!Hard to catch a falling knife. Good luck all.![]()
That's a good thought Mike. It may very well be priced in. And I think you're right about the dollar too, in large measure anyway.I might be stupid for thinking this, but with all this talk about a bad trade report coming, I'm starting to wonder if it's already been priced into the markets *and* the currency. I can't think of any other compelling reason for the dollar dropping so rapidly this week.
It's 71% Europe overall (UK is 25.8%) and 29% Asia/Austrailia of whichthe Yencomprises 21.4%. Those are the two heavyweights.Last- Those of you in the I fund appear to miss one thing. The British Pound. Euro and Yen, Yang etc... is fine, the pound is where a lot of the money is at. Or am I wrong? I believe the I fund has mostly the Pound then other currencies. It is light on Asia?