Think the Dow's Decline Has Been Bad? Check Out the Nikkei 7 comments
October 26, 2008
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7 Year Chart Nikkei
We shouldn’t really be complaining about how the Dow has been performing when you start looking at some of the overseas markets. Look at the Nikkei (above; click to enlarge chart).
What a brutal bear market, 18300 all the way down to 7649 in 16 months. Hopefully the Nikkei can find some support around the 7600 level, which would be the lowest this market has been since '82-'83. If it cracks this support, it could be lights out for all markets as they seem to be feeding off of each other’s negative moves.
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This article has 7 comments:
I'll tell you what, let's have this conversation in about six months from now when it's around 4,000 and the talking heads are still speculating on bottom.
The only bottom anyone is going to see for a long time is the bottom of their glass, as they drink themselves to death wondering why they didn't sell sooner.
This sucker is going down... All of these $billions thrown into the mess is going to be good money after bad. The house of cards is falling... It will fall faster and faster...
Curbs-in says Dow 4000 in 6 months despite all the government efforts at fiscal and economic stimulus and bailouts. Looks like it, and at least be prepared for it, despite super gurus saying NOW is the time to buy big time, cash is trash.
Two weeks ago curbs-in was telling us how the Chinese government is actively trying to poison all Americans, last week he was convinced that all bids on eBay are by shills, and that we'll all be dead before this crisis is over.
You've been here long enough to know this character, and if not--soon you'll see his response here, with my name mentioned every other sentence--that should make this even more evident. Seriously, you're better off taking advice from a Magic 8-Ball.
If Curbs-in really believed the Nikkei or the DJIA are dropping to 4000, he would have taken a short position in both and now be merrily counting his fortunes. No; he's the guy at the street corner with the beard and the cardboard sign telling us that Armageddon and the End times are upon us, and lest we repent we are all doomed. He's not interested in making money, but in being heard. The more attention you give him, the more of these doomsday prophecies we'll be hearing.