Coronavirus - A pale horse,4 men and ....beer
i think it's far too early to foresee *related and unrelated* events that could decimate the NY and UK markets even further, especially until the global curve on infection is eased. as you allude to, maybe even once things have settled, these markets will be completely different beasts.
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Prince of Wales confirmed as having a "mild" case of covid19...
Library pictures of his last public engagement shaking hands with everyone and speaking within centimetres to all the Hoi Polloi...
Camilla tested negative even though she attended the Cheltenham Festival....
Library pictures of his last public engagement shaking hands with everyone and speaking within centimetres to all the Hoi Polloi...
Camilla tested negative even though she attended the Cheltenham Festival....
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I'm poised to press the buy button too, but wary of a further drop as the U.S New York CV19 figures unfold further. No-one knows where the bottom of the market will be, that's for sure.jimibt wrote: ↑Wed Mar 25, 2020 10:37 ami think it's far too early to foresee *related and unrelated* events that could decimate the NY and UK markets even further, especially until the global curve on infection is eased. as you allude to, maybe even once things have settled, these markets will be completely different beasts.
My preference is for the longer term trends to stabilise/reverse and then buy and hold for the next push.
Maybe I follow and read the wrong opinions but everyone is talking about the 'bottom' and that UK/US stocks will rise again but to me that is a big assumption. The importance of a diverse portfolio seems to be limiting the damage for me at the moment but I am young and don't want to miss what could be a great opportunity.jimibt wrote: ↑Wed Mar 25, 2020 10:37 ami think it's far too early to foresee *related and unrelated* events that could decimate the NY and UK markets even further, especially until the global curve on infection is eased. as you allude to, maybe even once things have settled, these markets will be completely different beasts.
I also think Mr Housel can predict the future...
https://www.collaborativefund.com/blog/ ... -dont-see/
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Same here but still seems too risky. The market only rose because of the trillions Trump promised, can't keep doing that everyday and the peak from the current infections is around two weeks away from showing.
I'd wait to see if we end up in a full lockdown, this lockdown is more to do with social behaviour. There is balance be found between the economy & the Pandemic (take the press release from Airbus as an example) - if we are forced into some sort of full shut down then the markets are likely to react further, that said reports coming out of the USA seem that they're tilting towards keeping the economy. When the President is sharing reports saying that the actual death toll of this is likely to be 0.6% and basically says the WHO is over reacting, you can count on them being back at work soon... & maybe then the new epicenter. I think the next 2 weeks will be pretty telling, & if America go back to full speed in 14 days time then I can only cross my fingers and pray for them, so I'd expect the markets to be cagey for at least 3 to 4 weeks yet. That said, I know absaloutly nothing about the markets so dont take my opinion as anything to go by or buy 
Have been playing with the Plus500 app that someone posted a mention about, took this this morning after the Post by Fox but had already placed a trade on the USA 500 which is shown
This is the position now
After closing the trade the result was this
I know nothing about financials but any bit of news good or bad seems to move the markets....
At minus 33.81% I thought it could only go in one direction
This is the position now
After closing the trade the result was this
I know nothing about financials but any bit of news good or bad seems to move the markets....
At minus 33.81% I thought it could only go in one direction
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Nassim Nicholas Taleb and Yaneer Bar-Yam: "The UK's coronavirus policy may sound scientific. It isn't"
@ https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfr ... are_btn_tw
@ https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfr ... are_btn_tw
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Only 2 people at a time allowed in local Tecso. The queue extends over the horizon. And that's after queuing for an hour to get my mum's meds. There's no time to work these days even if you could.
A glimmer of light?
Coronavirus: NHS capacity 'won't be breached at national level'.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-52035615
Coronavirus: NHS capacity 'won't be breached at national level'.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-52035615
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I bow to the knowledge of the expert, but I can't see any way the NHS will be anything but swamped between mid-April and early August. I hope to God I'm wrong...greenmark wrote: ↑Wed Mar 25, 2020 3:53 pmA glimmer of light?
Coronavirus: NHS capacity 'won't be breached at national level'.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-52035615