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Stock values to fall further during 09

  • 04-01-2009 10:12pm
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    ranger4
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,370 ✭✭✭


    I know its impossible to call a low with markets in general but do you guys who are trading stocks expect that we will see a improvment with stock values in general during o9into 2010 or do you feel market has further to fall before stocks rebound.


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    daveirl
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  • #3
    ranger4
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    daveirl wrote: »
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    Can see the us markets begining to recover possibly this year with their huge spending plan so would irish stocks like smurfit packaging who opperate also in brasil us and europe also see gains with their share values.


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    silverharp
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    just watch for an Obama rally that falls apart in Mar/Apr. I wouldnt be surprised to see 600 on the S&P later in the year , if we get thorugh to June with a rising market then the reflation is "working".
    The stock market will lead the economy out of recession but it just appears too early to say that the economy will bottom this year.

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  • #5
    Baird
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    ranger4 wrote: »
    Can see the us markets begining to recover possibly this year with their huge spending plan so would irish stocks like smurfit packaging who opperate also in brasil us and europe also see gains with their share values.

    Smurfit are in trouble due to huge leveraging and currency volatility.
    Stay away from that stock


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    daveirl
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  • #7
    Raskolnikov
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    Buy the dips, sell the rallys.

    I remember having CNBC on during the 20th of November. The general consensous was that only some kind of idiot would be buying stocks at that point and that the sky was probably going to fall in at some point that week.

    Great, I thought, perfect time to buy! Although I didn't quite catch the falling knife, I'm 30% up since then. I sold up two days ago and will wait for the next time we see a sizeable dip.

    I would generally be a buy-to-hold guy, but I still think that there is enough volatility in the market to do short-term trades. Having said that, I do think the period of stock market instability is coming to an end, so my next purchase will probably be a buy-to-hold.


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