Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

• インフレ＝景気が良い
• 2021/06/24 (Thu) 09:49
• Report

The NY Dow is made up of only 30 companies, so obviously the NASDAQ, which is made up of 3000 companies, and the Russell, which is made up of 2000 companies, are more useful for looking at the broader economy. The economy is really booming, hitting all-time highs every day.

• インフレ
• 2021/06/28 (Mon) 16:51
• Report

＃ 132

I can't help it. Let me explain
Sure there are 3000 NASDAQ companies and 500 S&P500 companies
but most of them are less than a dollar a share and almost no movement.
what do you know about the economy when you see GMC, AMC, etc. suddenly being used by meme to blow up ？ just retail investors playing games
maybe that's how you know about the economy ？
nothing about the economy or inflation when you see that

Excerpt from the Internet
The NY Dow
is often used because it symbolically represents the US economy （ NY Dow Official Name ： Dow ・ Jones Industrial Average ）.
Particularly famous is the NY Dow, which reflects the movement of the U.S. stock market. The U.S. stock market is the center of the world economy, and blue-chip companies from around the world are listed on the U.S. stock market. The NY Dow has attracted the attention of investors around the world as an indicator of the global economy and economic outlook.



＞ Since the NY Dow is composed of only 30 companies, it is obvious that the NASDAQ, which is composed of 3000 companies, and the Russell, which is composed of 2000 companies, are more useful for looking at the broader economy. The economy is really booming with record highs every day. When you say that, you are just a bunch of amateurs gambling on day trading.
It's a level where you shouldn't talk about the economy or inflation.

• 実社会
• 2021/06/28 (Mon) 17:41
• Report

I don't do stocks, but a lot of things are going up in price

don't spend, don't travel, save save save

don't move when everyone else is moving

hope we get another lockdown

it was so cheap,

Tough shit.

• ペゾスじゃなくベゾスな
• 2021/06/28 (Mon) 22:48
• Report

＃ 133
＞ ＞ Most of the Nasdaq and S&P500 are mostly stocks with less than a dollar share price and almost no movement.


Kimi, the more you talk, the more you reveal your stupidity, so don't go any further. rolleyes

• 投資家
• 2021/07/03 (Sat) 20:12
• Report

From an investor's point of view, Dow30, SP500, Nasdaq-100, and Russell2000 are not to be discussed in terms of superiority or inferiority, as they all have different targets, and market conditions are judged by combining them.

The indices are used to get a bird's eye view of the market and for ultra-diversified investment, and it is meaningless to discuss individual stocks. It does not affect the index in the slightest, even if volatility increases temporarily. Incidentally, there are no stocks below $ 1 in the SP500, and when we speak of Nasdaq, we usually mean the Nasdaq-100 index, which also has no rag stocks below $ 1.

Russel2000 is good not because it has a large number of stocks, but because it specializes in small stocks, so that a sense of future prospects is immediately reflected in stock prices. It is also called a leading indicator. A good example of this is the fact that in December of last year, when there were whispers of an economic resumption, it overtook other indicators in terms of the rate of rally.

The Dow30 is a selection of large stocks with a long history, and it is convenient to know the long-term trend because there is almost no replacement of stocks. However, I don't think it is useful for much else. While other indices are market capitalization-weighted averages, the Dow30 is a simple average of stock prices, which makes it difficult to use. The Dow30 is not a good index investment target either, as it has gained 34% over the past year, while Russell has gained 60%.

The current inflation is probably due to an oversupply of cash, which is equivalent to a decline in the value of the dollar, and the Fed's interest rate chart is directly related to its perception of the economy, which the Fed seems to believe is at rock bottom. As interest rates rise, the cost of funding rises and stock prices fall quickly. Economic recovery is probably some time away.