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There's A Spike In New Lows Around The World's Stock Markets
Unsurprisingly, the percent of issues making 65-day new lows is expanding across all geographies.
In the developed world, the expected concurrent decline in prices has really only materialized in Europe, however, as stocks in North America and Asia-Pacific have (so far) remained more resilient in aggregate.
While not as pronounced as in their developed market counterparts, emerging markets have not escaped the acceleration in lows–even as price declines in the EMEA and Latin America regions seems to have moved lower independently of the new low variable.
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What did it cost the Fed for that 245 point green open.
We just borrowed it from some folks; China.
Pfff, they are busy robbing their own people now just like everyone else.
It's not robbery, it's your patriotic duty...prole.....
Nothing, they just print it up kike coupons from thin air then tell everyone they owe them 'muny'.
Nothing.
There is no volume. They just program in the price before volume starts.
This might in fact be true.
"Make up the price out of thin air bases on probability theory...and then when the so called orders don't match up simply close the exchange and blame it on a software glitch."
I say again if you in fact do own stocks better get the certificate out of the Bank and into the Homestead here.
That includes large pension funds, etc.
Now that we know the entire exchange can be closed "willy nilly" the entire reset might be to physical paper with the price set at the exchange upon reopen.
Banzai7 makes the UK Telegraph:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/11728175/Greece-news-live-EU-bows-to-Washington-pressure-for-Greek-debt-relief-after-Draghi-says-Grexit-hard-to-prevent.html
and they used one of his best! lol!
The swings are getting wider and wider.
https://goo.gl/AgTCFE - Bernie Sanders isn't going to save America, for that matter, neither is Rand, but I'd take Rand's medicine over Bernie's
I repeat, Bernie is not your saviour!
All non-monetziable debt is priced in stocks not bonds.
If we're all resetting to cash globally and "all at once" then you better have physical possession of the Stock Certifocate saying you own it.
If it's "electronic" then it might simply cease to exist here...as was the case yesterday for four hours...and is still the case in Athens where the market still remains closed and nobody can get ANY money out.
How many "stocks have closed" in China again?
True. Anyone who does not physically hold their stock certificates is not an owner of the stock. They are only a beneficiary of the stock, in trust, and the owner is Cede and Company (which is owned by the banks).
Note the blue line in the first chart.
Since 2012 the biggest spikes occur at exactly the same interval (looks to be about 6 months) and the magnitude is pretty much identical.
[Looks like the big puke in October 2014 messed things up a bit. Does that mean it was a "real" puke?]
This most recent spike is just re-establishing the sequence.
When they hit "all time lows", then it'll be time to buy
But, but, everything is green again...(except for Brazil and California)
It's all due to the unsrupulous short-sellers.
So long as Gov-Co International can continue to buy financial assets today with "tax revenues from the future" - everything is going to be okay -
That's because the central banks are concentrating on buying the indexes.