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Seems similar to we enjoy abundantly of well brought-up communication within the closing 48 hours..hold we bottomed?

or all of this is only just another good opportunity for a 2nd round of short selling?


Answers: History shows us that recession and bear market can last for several months to several years. During this time, the market experience cycles of ups and downs. People may confuse a "temporary" bottom (such as what we are surrounded by right now) with "THE" bottom.

Which, obviously, would be a large mistake, if you are a pliable investor.

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huh?

layoff the crack
whats the hell i dont even understand your give somebody the third degree

and ximmara. looks like DR.PHIL
prior to yesterday most analists thought that we have anoather 8-10 months before any srious signs of rescue.

I wouldn't get into anything too intensely at this point. I think it's still too touchy.
what are you chitchat about, the discount?

if it is the economy, preserve your eyes open...what the feed does to revitalize the economy usually last for a short time...besides, the recent shock treatment done have only help the US economy exceedingly little. We are definitely head into a recession (bottomed), the question is when and for how long

p.s- any macro-scale treatment done by the feed is basically sugar pills...they make a contribution investors a false sense of security...which contained by itself is really important, because something like 70% if the value of the US dollar depends on the people's dependence in the currancy and the tides of supply and emergency
It's not a bottom.
Round 2 of short selling. Begin.
Apple, remember that the stock market and the reduction are related but are two different animals. Market tries, and I emphasize tries, to predict where on earth the economy will be 3-9 months out. The marketplace is a discounting mechanism taking adjectives available info and drawing conclusions based on the available background. Its not perfect but does an ok mission overall. This is why news can enjoy such an impact changing expectations terribly quickly. Historically the flea market will begin to turn down past a recession or slowdown begins, and the souk will also bottom well in the past a recession ends. See if you can find a chart that shows recession (beginning and end) imposed over a stock market chart. The marketplace will hit the low's when there is the most unenthusiastic news, i.e. where at hand will be the fewest number of buyer and most number of sellers, (think contrarian) the average Joe will be unresponsive wrong 95% of the time.

The market may, may hold bottomed, for at least the short permanent status, but the economy may pine away for several months longer. Your question be clear to me, not sure what the confussion was for so several.
Possibly, but I don't think so. Since nobody can transmit when a bottom is happening, very soon is a good time to create good use near some of the cash on the sidelines. Work it surrounded by gradually contained by the next few months to buy cheap. Long occupancy investors have a great opportunity in a minute to buy, tweak the 401(k) and add positions. A year from very soon you will be rewarded and the market will be climbing to unknown heights. What is stirring now is overdue, mundane, and the pain previously the healing. Just what serious investors really call for.

Moved all investments to bonds temporarily? Good move or not?




Answers: If the bonds are short term, then it's not a terrible choice. But bonds are very expensive, with low yields now. Actually, today I think they started to drop in price.

If you have long term bonds or a long term bond fund, then you are in trouble. These prices are going to crash & your yield stinks. You want to stay in cash until the bond yields get much much higher.
I think it would have been better to move a per-cent to other vehicles.
Your age is very important on how to determine what that should be. One example says to take 110 minus your age and that is what should be invested in aggresive stocks for funds. The balance in more conservative vehicles.
you're chasing your tail--bonds have been incredibly strong lately and you're buying at the top

you're making investment decisions based on emotions. You will never do well until you can get away from that habit. Its hard to do, but you have to work at it.

How is maximum profit that can be earn on an odds contract calculated if strike price & buy price is specified

For instance, if one put option be purchased for $300 and its strike price is 30, how can I calculate the maximum profit that can be earn on this option contract? Is within a formula to this?


Answers: For a put opiton the formula is

(strike price x multiplier) - premium paid.

The multiplier is usually 100 if the underlying is a stock or stock index.

In your example that make the maximum profit possible

($30.00 x 100) - $300 = $2,700

For a call preference the maximum profit possible is infinite, just as it is for a long stock position.
On a put, the best outcome is if the share price go to $0.00. In which case the profit equals the strike price smaller quantity the cost of the put.

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