Drago mi je da nisam jedini koji ovako razmišlja …. [smiley11]

zasto bi trebala korekcija samo zato jer stari mason tako kaze.. mozda covjek hoce jeftino dokupiti[smiley2]

I ja se pocinjem slagati da bi se neko sran… moglo dogoditi u neko dogledno vrijeme. Ali sam tvrdoglav. Dionice ne diram a da sam nagomilo cash kod brokera – jesam.

Gledam malo opcije. Nema bas puno opcija za pad u Kini na US burzama a pouzdano se zna da Ameri vuku profit van iz Kine time zadnjih dana.

Cim izvuku lovu van i opcije za pad ce se otvoriti i masi na burzama ce to biti znak za sran…. samo sto je onda uglavno too late. Onda imamo rampage down.

Malo to pratim i slicno je bilo prije onog drop out-a u Veljaci samo tada nisam povezao kada sam dummy… [smiley13]

Mislim da je masonska logika jasna. Prvo pumpaju gore, lagano izvlace profit, ruse dolje i spremno cekaju kupnju po nizim cijenama. Maznu lovu na dionicama a nakon toga i na opcijama. I tako ponavljaju cikluse. Zapravo vrlo logicno…..

ELKP

Tog starog prdonju i “njegove” naručene izjave nitko pametan više ne uzima za ozbiljno. Moguće da se desi neka manja korekcija kao reakcija na njegova laprdanja, snažnija samo ukoliko kihne (ne daj bože rikne) azijski tigar.
Nakon ovog smiješnog i naivnog pokušaja potvrdjivanja sebe kao lidera i svjetskog market makera, postat će jasno na koju stranu treba okrenuti senzore kako bi se na vrijeme registrirale tektonske promjene koje bi mogle imati utjecaj na globalno tržište.

Evo što kaže Benjamin Graham u “Inteligentnom investitioru” o njemu !

Citat:

“New York Times je 7.siječnja 1973. godine objavio intervju s jednim od najboljih financijskih prognozera, koji je savjetovao invesitore da odmah počnu kupovati dionice : “Rijetke su prilike kao danas da možete bilti toliko optimistični.” Ime tog prognozera je Alan Greenspan, te je uistinu vrlo rijetko da je itko toliko bio u krivu kao budući guverner Federal Reserve Systema toga dana. 1973 i 1974. godina bile su najgore po pitanju gospodarskog rasta i kretanja na tržištu dionica od Velike krize.”

Očigledno je da se radi o teškom, profesionalnom Navlakaču. [smiley2]

Nije da se ne slazem. Ali treba vidjeti kako ce se ponasati vecina investitora u svijetu u narednom periodu i kako ce na njih utjecati ovakve izjave bile one utemeljene ili ne…… Takodjer, pitanje je ako radi za koga radi? Kome priprema teren? Kada se puno puta ponavlja ista laz obicno postane istina jer su ljudi skloni povjerovati…

Po meni, sudeći po najavama svjetske krize, mogla bi lagano INGR-a letit dolje jer je
najnapuhanija. Ko da ju je Grof Zeppelin konstruirao……[smiley1]

evo s cnn-a

Beware. The individual investor is back
Since selling off in late February, stocks have recovered, with the Dow Jones industrial average (Charts) rising for seven weeks straight, as part of a broader advance.

The run-up sent the Dow to an all-time high, the Nasdaq composite (Charts) to a more than six-year high and the S&P 500 (Charts) to within reach time of its all-time closing high from March 2000.

But the rally stalled a little last week, with the Dow and S&P sliding and the Nasdaq ending essentially flat due to mixed economic news and some cautious comments from ex-Fed chief Alan Greenspan about the Chinese stock market.
Whether the rally recharges in the week ahead will depend on the economic news, with Dell (Charts, Fortune 500) the only company of note due to release quarterly earnings results. The tech behemoth is expected to report earnings of 26 cents per share Thursday evening, versus 33 cents a year earlier.

Evo njemačkih očekivanja:

German consumer confidence rises

Germany’s Angela Merkel is looking to reform the economy
German consumers are expected to become more confident in June, buoyed by higher wages and a stronger labour market, a survey has found.
Research group GfK said that it expects its confidence index to hit 7.3 points in June, up from 5.7 points in May.

Many analysts were expecting consumers to be less optimistic because of higher sales taxes, and interest rate rises.

However, it seems that consumers have shaken off their worries, boding well for growth in Europe’s largest economy.

GfK said that any weakness caused by an increase in value added tax was at an end.

“Consequently, consumers will again be more inclined to loosen their purse strings and make larger purchases,” the research group said.

‘Euphoric outlook’

The survey assessed 2,000 consumers on their outlook, income expectations and propensity to buy.

Nuremburg-based GfK noted that one of the main factors in growing confidence was that engineering workers were enjoying wage rises of 4.1%.

“A euphoric outlook in confidence is due to positive corporate sentiment, an apparent improvement in the labour market and rising wages,” GfK said.

The rise in consumer confidence comes against a backdrop of economic reform.

As well as pushing through corporate tax cuts, Chancellor Angela Merkel’s ruling coalition is also looking at ways of reforming labour laws to make the jobs market more flexible, and rein in government spending.

The cut in company tax from 39% to 30% will come into effect in 2008 if the move is ratified by Germany’s upper house of parliament.

As a result of the changes, Germany’s economy is seen continuing on a steady expansion path and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development recently raised its forecast for German growth to 2.8% in 2007.

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http://money.cnn.com/2007/05/23/markets/markets_toobullish/index.htm

http://money.cnn.com/2007/04/30/markets/markets_sellinmay/index.htm

http://money.cnn.com/2007/04/27/news/economy/gdp/index.htm

“The quarterly earnings have been pretty good and the market is at new highs and no one is really talking about the possibility (of a big decline),” Lancz said. “And when no one is talking about it, that’s when you can see it happen.”

He, pitanje je KOLIKO starih masona hoce jeftino/djabe dokupit….