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#1
  • 二番底
  • mail
  • 2020/03/31 22:29

It looks like a great buying opportunity is about to arrive, what kind of stock investments are you considering ？
I am thinking of investing in Index or ETFs, which are difficult to get out.

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#23
  • トランプ相場
  • 2020/04/03 (Fri) 23:34
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It took Trump three and a half years as president for the NY Dow to rise $10,000, but this time the Corona combined with increased oil production, and he lost it all in just a month and a half.
I feel sorry for Trump, whose stock price is his lifeblood, but this is some kind of fateful coincidence ？ or karma ？
Recently Trump is not as energetic as before, but it seems like he is finally waking up and doing his job like a president.

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#24
  • XRP
  • 2020/04/04 (Sat) 01:44
  • Report

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It has only been two weeks since the lockdown began.
The March employment report released yesterday, Friday, caused a further drop in the stock market, but this statistic was as of March 12, not after the lockdown.
I think we will see more declines with the April jobs report, which will be released at the beginning of next month.
Also, the redemption of the bonds of shale oil companies is coming due, and the main holding of a large amount of these bonds may fall apart.

The Lehman Shock took a year and a half to fall.
I think it will be something close to that.

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#28
  • XRP
  • 2020/04/04 (Sat) 07:58
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It is true that the Lehman Shock occurred in September 2008, but it was in October 2007 that the cause of the Lehman Shock, the U.S. real estate bubble, burst and the S&P500 began its decline.
It bottomed out in March 2009 and continued to fall slowly over a year and a half.
And it finally returned to its original value around March 2013.

Looking at the burst of the IT bubble, the price started falling in September 2000 and continued to fall for two and a half years until around January 2003.
It returned to its original value in May 2007.
The impact of this new Corona shock on the real economy is the largest in history, and I don't think it will end up being a small temporary shock like in 2015 or 2018, where it reversed in 6 months.

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#30
  • 二番底
  • 2020/04/06 (Mon) 11:42
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I can't read the market at all ？ lol
I know you can postulate any number of reasons.

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#31
  • 一番底
  • 2020/04/06 (Mon) 12:21
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It is no surprise that the average investor cannot read.
Professional investors have different information sources and information volume, so they seem to invest 10 steps or more ・ one month ahead of general investors.
Unlike past financial crises, the Corona shock this time is not a financial system breakdown, so the V-shaped recovery may be faster than expected ？
I guess it is too late to invest after the Corona is over.
Is it still "buy high, sell low" for general investors?

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