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jarek
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Since not everybody here might be interested in such "exotic" market as Warsaw Stock Exchange I decided to start a seperate topic on it outside the regular trading discussions.
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quote:
Originally posted by mreiserer
It's been a one-way street for more than six months. Eventually that will end
Harare Stock Exchange grew relentlessly for years without any meaningful correction. Hopefully we are not following this path here ...
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They wipe their asses with 10,000 Zimbabwe Dollar bills over there, because that's how much one sheet of toilet paper costs.
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I think the possibility is growing that old Laszlo will be right, and we'll see new all-time highs and much higher, and go 5+ years without a 10% correction. Cool. Should make for some easy money for all of us. As I mentioned, though, the downside will be all those theoretical millions we might make, well, they might buy us one loaf of bread...
Zimbabwe's highest note is the 100 trillion dollar note. Seriously. You can buy real ones on eBay for like $7.
Zimbabwe's highest note is the 100 trillion dollar note. Seriously. You can buy real ones on eBay for like $7.
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On the other hand, think of this. All the other exchanges will go up on par with us, like Europe. But as our dollar heads to zero, the Euro heads to 2, 3, 5, 10, and then up from there. Imagine, a strong currency and a skyrocketing market. So, if one just gets on the European side i.e. get into Euros and European stocks, then you'd get the double punch up, right? Add in some gold here at over $1,100 an ounce, and what a plan. No, this is not advice or a recommendation, more just some satire about our world.
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Time to come back to the main subject of this topic. Here is the aftermath of the failed setup from yesterday. Today we completed very nice Kane ABCD right at the line from a well established ML set:
We may draw an interesting conclusion from almost vertical move to the upper ML today - it may be the result of Roofer's "rushing to the dance flor". Our market is closed tomorrow (public holiday) so if other markets are going to make a turn later today or tomorrow, we had less time to reach the target objective and hence the vertical move. We will see...
We may draw an interesting conclusion from almost vertical move to the upper ML today - it may be the result of Roofer's "rushing to the dance flor". Our market is closed tomorrow (public holiday) so if other markets are going to make a turn later today or tomorrow, we had less time to reach the target objective and hence the vertical move. We will see...
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It looks like the dancing around the Schiff ML we had in the last couple of days was a classic W2 Kane 4PT:
If it plays out then we might expect a move down to at least Roofer's green line.
If not then it'll be a big clue to where this thing is headed in the near future.
If it plays out then we might expect a move down to at least Roofer's green line.
If not then it'll be a big clue to where this thing is headed in the near future.
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I want to mention that the WSE might be the most harmonic thing I have seen to date. If it's not the most, it's in the top handful. I'm not sure why that is, but jarek mentioned to me perhaps it's because it isn't manipulated near as much as the things we usually follow. That may be.




