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What Bull Market? 42% Of Stocks Are In Correction
A correction is generally defined as any stock that is at least 10% off a recent high. If we look at a price performance over the past 200-days, 42% of all the stocks in the MSCI World Index are in a correction. Higher than you might have thought, right?
Regionally, MSCI Pacific has the greatest percentage of stocks in a correction at 46% and MSCI Europe has the fewest at 36%. For North America, 43% of stocks are in a correction but worryingly, this number has slowly been grinding high all year.
Lastly, the percentage of stocks that are fully in a bear market (down over 20%) is just 15% in the MSCI World Index.
Regionally, MSCI Europe have the fewest stocks in a bear market at just 11%. In MSCI Pacific, 14% of stocks are in a bear market and in MSCI North America, nearly one out of five stocks are in a bear market.
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Just more noise to ignore when the "healthy correction" in US equities from Greek contagion happens...
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They're in correction because Main Street is in the doghouse. No one has any money. Our money is going to fund senseless wars! >>>
https://biblicisminstitute.wordpress.com/2015/06/25/warmongering-vs-econ...
Horseshit!
Here, here!
The wars are entirely senseful.
You won't hear that on CNBC.
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You suck so bad you're even draining Lake Mead.
math is racist
METH is racist. It only likes hillbillies.
I'm just waiting for the day that 100% of the stocks are down but the index is still up. Mock me at your peril.
That's way too heavy a thing to say on a Saturday night. :-)
meh
If markets are not allowed to function without interventions then one day a 100% decline will be inevitable- in an absolutely unpleasant manner.
http://just-a-thought-from-thinair.blogspot.com/
Also, if only 1% own all the equity, then the equity for the 99% will be zero anyways.
Don't we just love statistics? That means that 99% are not affected.
Bullish
I think that this means that nearly 60% are UP?
In dollar terms European markets have been annihilated.
The best performer YTD interestingly has been Russia.
That's not good news if you're "Europa."
There's no such thing as "trench warfare" in the Ostland.
A Navy doesn't do you much good their either.
Plus the European policy has been one of a "sanctions regime." That would against Europe's biggest potential trading partner...one now allied with China right now I would add.
Can the US market for equities finally correct as a whole right now? Absolutely. Because of "Greece"? No way.
"China" flying apart might be a problem though...
Gotta see what the blind dream
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC24i0-R52E-Y4PHhsjLUbYg
Oil drillers and suppliers are waaaaayyy down. Many are going bankrupt.
oh good-now we can keep buying oil from the saudis forever.
re:the "bull"market- it's a bull-shitemarket!
All equity from the losing stocks are pouring into large cap companies(a.k.a AAPL) preventing the market to plummet, while in the same time institutional holders are exiting the markets leaving the indexes in cosolidation mode. Or should we use the Dow Theory expression; Distribution mode: ON.
We are in the no profit economy. If your company is publicly traded, but loses millions, your stock is way up.
Amazon, Tesla, Netflix. The real business would make a normal company bankrupt, but in Wall Street world they are the most successful business models of all time.
Well, it's ZH's fault. We kept complaining about low volatility and no price discovery and BTFATH.
Janet heareth everything, and Janet hath granted our wish.
But... but...
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