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Guess my only concern is that most is looking for lower lows for the eventual big bounce to buy on way to new highs. Technically makes sense and new highs based on big spending increases on top of tax changes in new budget , but which then may overheat things down the road...However, 2 contrarian chances in that statement- lower lows (maybe not coming) or new highs (bounce, yes, but dead catters not to newer highs) . My money manager with big firm says 2019 recession and slide into presidential election 2020, fwiw...it is not Gartman...Daniel wrote:$LUMBER at a fresh 6month+ high.
Anybody seriously worried that the recent stock decline represents concerns over "a sudden recessionary event the market is anticipating"?
..as one so-called analyst put it on popular radio yesterday.
broker has not enough stocks to lend youJunior Buffett wrote:anyone knows why TD declined my short order for HVU.TO? I have sufficient funds in my account...
Thank you! Do you know, how that can be known for us?Cobra wrote:broker has not enough stocks to lend youJunior Buffett wrote:anyone knows why TD declined my short order for HVU.TO? I have sufficient funds in my account...
Thank you! exactly, how can we know?Trades with cats wrote:They probably don't have the shares. Bar Charts or somebody has a screen showing which brokers can do shorts on which stocks.
My Great Uncle was 23 yrs old in 1929 and had been trading in 1920's, was worth well over $2 million in 1929. I asked him specifically what was the feeling leading up to Oct 1929, he said everything was going great, no one was expecting a slow down, and the "crash" when it started to slide it was not seen as a "huge" event AT THE TIME. He was wiped out in 1930, but continued trading until he was 108 yrs old, and passed away 11 days shy of 110.Daniel wrote:$LUMBER at a fresh 6month+ high.
Anybody seriously worried that the recent stock decline represents concerns over "a sudden recessionary event the market is anticipating"?
..as one so-called analyst put it on popular radio yesterday.
That is just awesome !!1der wrote:Daniel wrote:
My Great Uncle was 23 yrs old in 1929 and had been trading in 1920's, was worth well over $2 million in 1929. I asked him specifically what was the feeling leading up to Oct 1929, he said everything was going great, no one was expecting a slow down, and the "crash" when it started to slide it was not seen as a "huge" event AT THE TIME. He was wiped out in 1930, but continued trading until he was 108 yrs old, and passed away 11 days shy of 110.