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  1. Aaron Sice

    here come the drums of a global slowdown #2

    and i didn't....:D
  2. Aaron Sice

    here come the drums of a global slowdown #2

    why does this matter? why are you complaining? trendsta isn't a financial advisor, so no one would be buying and selling off his advice anyway. to call the bottom SO CLOSE to the bottom is the art - not throwing a dart at a dartboard, one person out of a hundred gets it right and now they are...
  3. Aaron Sice

    here come the drums of a global slowdown #2

    if it holds, i'm in.
  4. Aaron Sice

    here come the drums of a global slowdown #2

    thanks for putting that up GP - that inspires some confidence in me to start watching the micro for a chance to get in. also makes me confident about the long term looking at the 87 spike/crash and the current spike/crash.
  5. Aaron Sice

    here come the drums of a global slowdown #2

    very true GP - my apologies. my charts don't go back to 87. the bear trend from the 6800 highs, i should clarify. was a bearish triangulating trade, was expecting to settle around 4200, but now 3500 seems very likely. see attached.
  6. Aaron Sice

    here come the drums of a global slowdown #2

    thanks for that - and as soon as the all ords broke below 4000 it speared back up again - market correction back in line. however - it HAS been broken. may hover at 4000, or 3500 may be a good call now. current prices are trading outside the trend now so all bets are off.
  7. Aaron Sice

    here come the drums of a global slowdown #2

    neat little piece of info for you all.
  8. Aaron Sice

    here come the drums of a global slowdown #2

    one shouls also note that 2 consecutive quarters of CONTRACTED growth does not equal a recession, either. so, if YTD values are -5%, actual values may have gone from 10% to 5% - which is still growth. this MAY be how trendsta is forming the above statements.
  9. Aaron Sice

    here come the drums of a global slowdown #2

    new catchphrase for Rudd? now he can replace the word "challenges". very interesting reading the first few posts. i certainly thought the stock market was a lot stronger than what is currently valuing.
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