| World | Monthly | Weekly | Daily |
| S&P500 | Neutral | Neutral | Neutral |
| DJI | Neutral | Up (+) | Neutral |
| NasdaqComp | Down | Neutral (+) | Neutral |
| Nikkei 225 | Down | Down | Neutral |
| Kospi | Up | Up | Up |
| SSECI | Down | Neutral | Up |
| HSI | Up | Up (+) | Up (+) |
| TWII | Up | Up | Up (+) |
| STI | Up | Up | Up |
| JKSE | Up | Up | Up |
| SENSEX | Up | Up | Up |
| AORD | Down | Neutral | Up |
| NZX50 | Neutral (+) | Neutral | Up |
| FTSE | Neutral | Up | Up |
| DAX | Up | Up (+) | Up (+) |
| RTSI | Up | Up | Up |
| Bovespa | Up | Up | Up |
Saturday, September 11, 2010
World Market Weekly Summary
Market just cannot drop. Most probably too much money chasing for yield. My speculation is that US banks are not lending because the economy still sucks. So, to continue making money to pay off their losses, most probably they are speculating the market. What say you?
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I have a comment on this situation_most investors myself included have given up investing in the stock market medium to long-term.Too many times losing big capital to invest in the stock market. So, we become short-term traders and speculate instead of invest.That is why money is pulled out yet the market is going higher.
Since this is speculative capital, just beware the situation can change dramatically either way w/o much sense.
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