have you popped a blood vessel yet? if not, maybe i'll provoke you to write another thesisfrinkanator said:hehe well duh mate, looks like im not the only one who reads the fin review. however i can admit i can't quote chunks of texts like you.
lol good for you. If you desperately view that i'm trying to 'trump' people with my elite market mumbo jumbo jargon, well then I'd have to ask whose bursting their vessels over who knows what, on some puny teenybopper forum like this.
what i'm hearing from you is: "but but but .... but I read the papers too!!!!11!!! and the broker reports!!!11!! and the guru on tv!!!!! if I quote them I must appear like I know the markets!"..... hilarious really. but again, I guess you and cohort do quality for guru status on here... there's hardly even any who would know a stock from a stick.
my point? your "omgz PDN jumped 5% just today i coulda made tonnes" or "im kicking myself for not getting in on these bargains!!!!" or "shit lets go short to make money out of this correction!!!" hardly counts for crap except for 20/20 hindsight and your reliance upon fundamental analysis or "news" alone demonstrates you are/or have potential to be like every other shmoe feeding the smart money.
eg,
wow mate you can read newspapers and magazines and i especially love how you guys quote broker analysis. but thats about it. news thats already hit the majority media sources is fools news. your "i can quote chunks!!!" just cracks me up. youd make a great journalist for fin review.
to be with the smart money you have to technically analyse, which will give you a snapshot on what the market feels at the instant, and what their expectations are. whats most important - what the traders/investors think - is shown in the psychology of the price and market depth. if you get a feel of how she works then you've got an edge over many. couple that with rigid risk management, and you might make some green.
look ive got nothing to prove here. it's just very funny to watch how you 'talk stock' with your bos peeps on the sidelines. dont mind me. please continue.:rofl:
Cheers.
Do a deal, you tell me lotto numbers, ill tell you the answers to those questionsredruM said:I lost a bit of ground.
For someone new to the stockmarket -
1) how long do corrections generally last for? I know that there was an upward movement on Monday and then it shot down on again on Wednesday.
2) what should I buy next?
good advice, or at least put in some shit bid so if your lucky someone can sell it to you. its lost some 20% in the last couple months.geetarjoe said:Buy Macquarie. Super duper over-reaction by the market.
shame i already did, at a poor pricegeetarjoe said:Buy Macquarie. Super duper over-reaction by the market.
haha likewise. What sort of sources are there to make decisions on the market? I mean apart from AFR and any independent research you have access throuh your stockbroker...velox said:shame i already did, at a poor price
Well MBL's silly fund is actually helping a lot of people lose money. Babcock says they are fine.geetarjoe said:Buy Macquarie. Super duper over-reaction by the market.
I think that equities are a easier way to get "into it". I've only been active for about a week but I'm learning a bundle.velox said:Google? TA, looking at fundamentals, magazines, bloomberg sites, reuters, marketwatch
Personally I dont like equities (and i dont use a full service broker), hence I leave that to someone else...
redrum: Im pretty sure you are/were on my msn. Add me again if you want...
lol now i dunno big ross gittens pulled out a classic quote about the stock market predicting 12 out of the last 2 depressions...so people might be a little bit alarmistonebytwo said:Run for cover bitches!
If you've got the money, snap up MBL, QUICK!
onebytwo said:Run for cover bitches!
If you've got the money, snap up MBL, QUICK!
If he is a trader - yes, investor - not really. Depends on your outlook; long term or short.pete_mate said:haha, nice tip. you got burnt today badly then.
An important lesson is not to just buy a stock in a knee-jerk reaction to it being cheap.
you must think about why that stock is cheap.
A quality tip would be to buy BHP/Rio over the next week once your sure the market has stopped falling.
that post was at the end of the day. im saying if you can get it at around $70 its a bargainpete_mate said:haha, nice tip. you got burnt today badly then.
its cheap because US markets got crunched, causing people here to get shit scared. partly to do with the losses in a couple of their fundspete_mate said:An important lesson is not to just buy a stock in a knee-jerk reaction to it being cheap.
you must think about why that stock is cheap.