| World | Longterm | Midterm | Shorterm |
| S&P500 | Down | Neutral | Up |
| DJI | Down | Neutral | Up |
| NasdaqComp | Down | Up (+) | Up |
| Nikkei 225 | Down | Neutral | Neutral (-) |
| Kospi | Neutral (+) | Up | Up |
| SSECI | Neutral | Up | Neutral (-) |
| HSI | Down | Up | Neutral (-) |
| TWII | Neutral | Up | Up |
| STI | Down | Neutral | Neutral (-) |
| SENSEX | Down | Up | Up |
| AORD | Down | Neutral | Up |
| FTSE | Down | Neutral | Up |
| DAX | Down | Neutral | Up |
| Bovespa | Down | Up | Up |
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Weekly World Market Review
It seems that we have nothing to fear about the impending stress test. The methodology has been released and it seems that it is not that stressful. Looking at the world markets, the western markets (DAX, FTSE, Nasdaq, S&P500) are holding up well. The eastern market (Nikkei 225, SSECI, HSI) seems like taking a breather. The summary:
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I cant agree with you more. There are some recovery from the recession but the share market recovery pace seems to be a bit faster compared to the real world. Everyday, we still heard about banks collapsed, VSS and etc. Some how, I am afraid the bad news are incoming.
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