Rod
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Well, that didn't last long, did it?
Given the volatility, it just might return by 1400.
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Well, that didn't last long, did it?
Given the volatility, it just might return by 1400.
I realize everyone has their threshold of pain. But, I noticed a few capitulations on the AutoTracker... IMHO, that's what you don't want to do in this environment because you will miss those eventual explosive rallies that will eventually cause you to break even over time, or perhaps in one day. My advice (with a grain of salt) is not to capitulate and sell at a loss..."
My Two Shiny Lincolns
It's NOT over until it's OVER! Where will that Bottom be?
Finally had time to do some long reading this morning....not a pretty picture gets painted. Some analysts (even Barron's write ups) are now looking at 2300 (SnP) as a floor and express concern about that holding. Now I have to figure out how much of the market goes contrarian to the doom and gloom versus how much capitulates and goes with the flow.
We think the continued economic disruptions from the coronavirus and a potential recessionary condition can take the S&P 500 to the 2000 level last reached in 2016. As we describe below, the conditions now are worse with a structurally more negative outlook.
TSP Talk wise, there was a lot of capitulation on Thursday. I noticed a lot of folks IFT'd to (G) @ a loss of 8% - 9%. I bet a a lot of them were kick'n themselves in the rear after Friday's record close. That's why you don't capitulate in this environment. If it's too painful to watch, then it's truly best to turn off the noise... completely.
2300 S&P seems like a realistic floor. I know Cramer is also looking for Mr. Market to at least test the Dec 2018 lows. These folks think the same:
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4331607-sell-rips-december-2018-market-low-is-next-downside-target
They also write this:
If this was the old days I think we could make some bank (high risk moves but some plays could be made with a fair amount of confidence) off of these levels of volatility.
Good luck!!!
DAWN
Perhaps there will be a COVID-19 Baby Boom? :smlove2: :hug:
If so, maybe we should invest in Nestle (Gerber) after a bottom is finally put in?
I do know that folks have been buying up baby food lately.
Reminder...
Don't forget to track "Weekend Wall Street" to get a feel for how Monday might shape up:
https://www.ig.com/en/indices/markets-indices/weekend-wall-street
The Coronials.