posted on Dec, 24 2022 @ 11:23 AM
Forgive my scepticism but I'm reluctant to click links...
Can you copy and paste?
Also going off that article you posted re Idaho murders...
2016 year of manufacture for car, what's the significance of that... why include it? Why not just say car, or if you really want to be specific model
fair enough... but why the year?
Okay go back to DJI 2016, November 13 falls on a weekend, but there is a falling knife (knife attack on a market) within that week's data and you can
see it in the candles. Make of that what you will... Is it telling us we're going back to then? i.e 17k? I used something similar to the stuff you are
trying to decipher here to determine that DJI would bottom out around 18500 during corona. Haven't really posted much on these boards since. Make of
that what you will.
Considering that fall during 2020 I wouldn't be surprised to see DJI push down to 17k at some point, what causes it though and whether it recovers is
another matter. Considering the amount FED printed last time, can they do it again, obviously they can but will the system sustain it... i.e will the
people meekly go along as their taxes literally fly through the roof and higher costs are cemented as they absorb wage rises.
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Ultimately I don't think it's a clear picture for a number of reasons, firstly what causes the plummet? War can fuel economic growth whilst at the
same time hampering it, I think a lot of the economics is priced in and a lot of the figures are being played down and will probably be revised going
forward. There's no way inflation is slowing, atleast not on the ground, the price of oil fluctuating imo is as a result of bursts of demand where
governments are replenishing stockpiles depleted because of cold weather, in other words they're trying to factor in the possibility of global trade
shutdown due to all out war and having enough supplies or the routes to supply themselves. Where oil goes in the new year is anyone's guess, from $30
to $180 is mine but that's insane to think. And what of peace, if for some reason things simmer down and China doesn't go for Taiwan in the next 5
years then what does that mean for "the markets"?
Anyone learning in this environment has been granted a great opportunity, some observers can wait decades without seeing the kind of volatility we
have witnessed over the last decade... but then again I suppose it's all relative because a dollar move 100 years ago would be like a thousand dollar
move today or something like that.
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