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Indicators very weak, mainly in cash

Wishing Wealth | Thu, 07/09/2009 - 10:32am | economic indicators, GMI, GMI-R, key indicators, market analysis |  5 comments

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With the GMI and GMI-R back to 1, I remain mainly in cash. I am a chicken, and prefer to wait out times like this.  The T2108 is at 27% still not at the depths where meaningful turns come.  The key to success in the market is to lose little during the bad times. gmi: 1 gmi-r: 1 t210
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A weak market will have an

Makisig_I | October 27, 2009, 5:05 am

A weak market will have an unusually high number of sellers. In contrast, few buyers will be interested in engaging with the sellers. We've been hearing about this weak market for a very long time. The weak market for credit, the weak market for housing, the weak market for under water woven baskets, the weak trade market, and it's depressing everybody. However – all is not lost. Cars are starting to sell again, so are homes – any time there's a weak market, that means decreased demand, which means an increase of supply, which means that prices are down, and stuff can be had on the cheap. Certain goods are starting to tick up already, meaning that weak market status is starting to work its way back up, and maybe those short term loans taxpayers paid for were worth it.