jean63 wrote:Looks like you're following the evolution of the cac? not very exciting the exchanges in the forums stock market; it is much more interesting and informative here !!!
Christophe wrote:Latest American finds to avoid "the worst" (or the best, it depends on the point of view?): urgently lower the key rates !!
I don't even know if it's legal ...
http://tempsreel.nouvelobs.com/actualit ... ourse.html
Christophe wrote:Always??? I had never seen a lowering that was not planned for a long time ... unless that of today was planned?
Anyway, is it time to take a loan if I understand correctly? Will take me 3 plasma 1.5m!
and buy yourself a house too, there are quite a few that are sold off right now 
January crash: first lessons
How to define a crash? Beyond all academic ratiocination, is it not simply a violent and unreasonable drop in prices leaving a scar on a very long-term graph? ... And, if we believe this definition, a a simple glance at a graph of the CAC 40 over 10 years will be enough to convince those who still doubt it - or who wonder if they have not just had a bad dream ... - that we have indeed live a crash.
And, in this case, it will cause profound consequences, financial of course, but above all psychological: as we said yesterday, certainly not the end of the world but certainly the end of a world ... End of a world where hundreds of billions of doubtful or even nauseating assets could be cheerfully valued like values of father of family ... And, with financial ills, financial remedies, which explains why the good doctor Bernanke either - all logical - gone from homeopathy to the hypodermic syringe (the Fed had never lowered its rates by 0,75% all at once ...), at the risk of course of ending a patient more and more under infusion... Because, naturally, the multiplication of injections results in an accentuation of expectations of inflation and fall of the dollar, which lead to an increase in commodity prices which in turn feeds inflation expectations and so on ...
Consequently, in the short term, stocks will benefit, quite pathetically, it must be said, from the monetary generosity of the Fed (which, by and large, will print as many banknotes as it takes to keep Wall Street head out of whack. water) while raw materials could, paradoxically be the subject of profit taking (you have to find them somewhere! ...) prudential ...
In the medium term, on the other hand, it will be exactly the opposite. Whose act
Andre wrote:The stock market
It is a sea with many medium poisons which eat the small ones and are made eat by some very large fish.
There is only one way to become very rich is to legally steal the savings of the average people, who are the most numerous, the very poor hide their poverty, governments maintain them on the limit, they are voters useful maneuverable at the opportune moment ..?
Andre wrote:Or it hurts, it is the worker who has saved during his whole life, in order to have enough income when he is retired (retirement in America is very disparate and very low compare to what you have in France )
the few $ placed melt, in the end after if the boy has not placed capital, he finds himself simply after 15 years below what he had put for those old days
Andre wrote:When it does not happen to him simply one like I underwent a NORBURG flight which disappears had all the small placements of the honest people ..
Andre wrote:In reality we should all withdraw our assets from banks and place money to put it in a fireproof metal box and use it as needed. Tear up credit cards, only make money transactions.
I knew a scrap dealer, his money (placed) aluminum ingots flowed.
Andre wrote:In all this discussion there are those that their whole salary is not enough to survive, eat, find accommodation, so for them the stock market is far in their vision, one day they will reach the age or they will no longer be employed , hoping that they live in a country with fair social measures (America is very far from being social)
Remundo wrote:This health will remain bad for non-oil blocs like Europe or China. Only the Russians are doing their game a little better with their gas and the recovery of their army with "gazoroubles". And China is starting to seriously establish itself in East Africa for its oil ...
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