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WhiteLove
19th April 2015, 16:27
Every now and then I look into what is happening on the US stock market. My conclusion is that easy money can be made on the stock market right now.

I expect the markets to keep rising and cash to keep flowing from retail to healthcare and tech. A stock such as Wal-Mart Stores is going to decline something like 78 -> 71 = -9%, while a stock such as Google I expect to rise something like 533 -> 656 = +23%. Large healthcare companies such as Pfizer are likely going to rise as well, something like 35 -> 38 = +9%.

Overall I see major indexes keep rising, such as Dow Jones Industrial Average something like 17826 -> 20400 = +14% and Nasdaq Composite something like 4932 -> 5500 = +12%.

In this kind of market climate, Google is a good example of a stock that will yield a good return. A risk aware strategy would be to exit at around 573 USD.

After this bull run I expect that markets will start declining when stock owners cash in on their profits.

robinr1
19th April 2015, 16:38
easy money and a 100 percent rigged / manipulated market don't really go hand in hand my friend...

u may be right about the fact that money can be made atm...I have no idea.....but it seems to me the only people who truly know that are the ones doing the rigging....which im assuming u are not one...

WhiteLove
19th April 2015, 16:47
easy money and a 100 percent rigged / manipulated market don't really go hand in hand my friend...

u may be right about the fact that money can be made atm...I have no idea.....but it seems to me the only people who truly know that are the ones doing the rigging....which im assuming u are not one...

I do agree that the markets are rigged and that the world is corrupt down to the very core, but when I'm analyzing the markets I do so technically in such a way that those behaviors are trapped as well. Markets have velocity and that part of it cannot be fully fooled, there is too much "drag" from deception to public reaction. The overall trader is "slow" and "uncertain". What you can do is to replace the doubt with a margin of safety, that will help you a lot. So when you have a target of say +23% you cash in at +7,7%. You always have to cash in before it cashes in on you. But when you repeat this kind of un-doubtful behavior, you'll get cash from there. In investor terms this is called velocity, you have to have velocity rather than slowness and doubt. The most important thing is to cash in before it cashes in on you, this means you have to minimize the duration of your positions, which is done in two ways: Having high quality targets and high quality margins of safety. The combo will not be fooled by the riggers.

sunshaker
19th April 2015, 17:31
I had a little dabble with bitcoins, invested £100 within 3 days I had over £1500, I noticed there was a time to buy them and a time to sell them, this mirrored the price of gold at the same time, it seemed when gold went down bitcoins went up, I was doing alright until i had put stop options on my bitcoins knowing they where ready to fall again, but just before they where due to fall Richard twat head branson said he would except bitcoins in payment for seats on virgin space, so the prices never dropped but went sky high for a short period (long enough for me to lose all my money,
It turns out Branson and is cronnies had invested heavily in bitcoins buying them when they were worth pennies but after his annoucement sold them at over $1500 a bitcoin, he must of made millions if not billions from that one annoucement.

WhiteLove
19th April 2015, 17:40
I had a little dabble with bitcoins, invested £100 within 3 days I had over £1500, I noticed there was a time to buy them and a time to sell them, this mirrored the price of gold at the same time, it seemed when gold went down bitcoins went up, I was doing alright until i had put stop options on my bitcoins knowing they where ready to fall again, but just before they where due to fall Richard twat head branson said he would except bitcoins in payment for seats on virgin space, so the prices never dropped but went sky high for a short period (long enough for me to lose all my money,
It turns out Branson and is cronnies had invested heavily in bitcoins buying them when they were worth pennies but after his annoucement sold them at over $1500 a bitcoin, he must of made millions if not billions from that one annoucement.

Ouch, sounds like you were competing against people that maybe were quicker than you, that is a big problem, that is why I find large cap stocks to be ideal, there is so much money there that they cannot shake the companies at that kind of velocity.

Velocity can also be improved by keeping the stock selection process simple. Nobody wants to spend hours trying to find the ideal stock. Nobody wants to wait years to make the returns. This is not the way to easy money. Easy money is when you spend maybe 30 minutes looking into various stock alternatives, choose one stock that you purchase then and there, get 8% in return within a few weeks and repeat. 30 minutes of your time every few weeks, yielding 8% every time/more than not, will give you a great cashflow, much better than getting stuck in stock selection and doubt.

yelik
19th April 2015, 17:53
I agree the markets are likely to continue to rise although I think we're in the final throws of the bullmarket as the quantative easing effects dwindle away. We're about ready for a forced major correction, perhaps triggered by another bank failure or major false flag event. The cabal appear to be on the run so they will not go down without attempts at WWIII

WhiteLove
19th April 2015, 18:12
I agree the markets are likely to continue to rise although I think we're in the final throws of the bullmarket as the quantative easing effects dwindle away. We're about ready for a forced major correction, perhaps triggered by another bank failure or major false flag event. The cabal appear to be on the run so they will not go down without attempts at WWIII

There are quite a few negative predictions about how the markets will behave in 2016 and I'm a little concerned. If the indexes will keep climbing to the targets I mentioned, or even higher, that would yield downturn potential since the markets have already climbed a lot and you'll have a mix of long term and short term traders exiting all at the same time. I noticed that the gold mining company Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd is doing quite well at the moment, I expect buy signals might be triggered soon. Until then Gold will maybe decline a little when the indexes climb higher. But there is a chance that 2016 will be a year when Gold and Silver will sky rocket when the stock market crashes.

robinr1
19th April 2015, 18:16
I don't doubt everything is say is true.....and to be honest...some of it a bit over my head.....I just don't see a way to beat a rigged market long term, without being the one doing the rigging....or knowing exactly what/ how the crooks will manipulate it....it would be like betting a football game....getting 200 points..technically u cannot lose...the other team cannot even score 50.....much less 200..

the thing u weren't aware of was...the game is rigged..score already predetermined....you have no chance to win...final score 210-0
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easy money and a 100 percent rigged / manipulated market don't really go hand in hand my friend...

u may be right about the fact that money can be made atm...I have no idea.....but it seems to me the only people who truly know that are the ones doing the rigging....which im assuming u are not one...

I do agree that the markets are rigged and that the world is corrupt down to the very core, but when I'm analyzing the markets I do so technically in such a way that those behaviors are trapped as well. Markets have velocity and that part of it cannot be fully fooled, there is too much "drag" from deception to public reaction. The overall trader is "slow" and "uncertain". What you can do is to replace the doubt with a margin of safety, that will help you a lot. So when you have a target of say +23% you cash in at +7,7%. You always have to cash in before it cashes in on you. But when you repeat this kind of un-doubtful behavior, you'll get cash from there. In investor terms this is called velocity, you have to have velocity rather than slowness and doubt. The most important thing is to cash in before it cashes in on you, this means you have to minimize the duration of your positions, which is done in two ways: Having high quality targets and high quality margins of safety. The combo will not be fooled by the riggers.

WhiteLove
19th April 2015, 19:16
I don't doubt everything is say is true.....and to be honest...some of it a bit over my head.....I just don't see a way to beat a rigged market long term, without being the one doing the rigging....or knowing exactly what/ how the crooks will manipulate it....it would be like betting a football game....getting 200 points..technically u cannot lose...the other team cannot even score 50.....much less 200..

the thing u weren't aware of was...the game is rigged..score already predetermined....you have no chance to win...final score 210-0
.....





easy money and a 100 percent rigged / manipulated market don't really go hand in hand my friend...

u may be right about the fact that money can be made atm...I have no idea.....but it seems to me the only people who truly know that are the ones doing the rigging....which im assuming u are not one...

I do agree that the markets are rigged and that the world is corrupt down to the very core, but when I'm analyzing the markets I do so technically in such a way that those behaviors are trapped as well. Markets have velocity and that part of it cannot be fully fooled, there is too much "drag" from deception to public reaction. The overall trader is "slow" and "uncertain". What you can do is to replace the doubt with a margin of safety, that will help you a lot. So when you have a target of say +23% you cash in at +7,7%. You always have to cash in before it cashes in on you. But when you repeat this kind of un-doubtful behavior, you'll get cash from there. In investor terms this is called velocity, you have to have velocity rather than slowness and doubt. The most important thing is to cash in before it cashes in on you, this means you have to minimize the duration of your positions, which is done in two ways: Having high quality targets and high quality margins of safety. The combo will not be fooled by the riggers.

Rigging cannot be done without some degree of de-stabilization. More advanced traders always look for technical reasons to certain price moves, they will smell when something is not right and that is what is causing the de-stabilization. So although the markets are rigged, there is always a certain amount of speculation going on about these manipulations, data is not adding up, signals are not correlating, data is missing and so on. The rigging is never 100% silent. For this reason you have to play in such a way that you are continuously reacting to these manipulations. For instance, I started smelling something bad about the Walmart stock on this last decline, as early as on 28 January, I got sell signals based on nothing. Some time later you could read this kind of stuff: Feds say Wal-Mart Stores Inc was biased against lesbians who sought health coverage - AP (http://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/WMT/key-developments/article/3157851), it was clear to me there was a "campaign" going on to push the prices lower. This is the kind of stuff that is going on, but it is not totally invisible in how the stock behaves. But generally speaking, yes you have a point in saying that a rigged market is hard to beat in the long term.

BTW. A stock worth keeping an eye on is Netflix, a buy opportunity might form on that stock.