CYCLEPRO: "The current U.S. stock market appears to be following a similar path as was previously witnessed by U.S. investors in 1929 and 1987,And more recently by investors in the Japan Nikkei in 1990, Hong Kong in 1997, and many others. These were the most famous world stock market "crashes" of the century. We have already witnessed crashes in internet and high-tech industries during 2000, will this year also be added to this prestigious list for a "Crash" in the United States? Will the global economy crash too?
-ediblescape(秋吟:猎手,玩家。);
2008-11-22{380}(#58655@43)
俺也想知道。从技术角度来讲DOW 已经跌到4000以下,比俺分析的快多了。``The real bottom for the current US stock bear market is not expected until August, 2017, as the following chart demonstrates with the very consistent 17.6 year cycle. This chart is also adjusted using SGS inflation data.``下面的技术图看。
-ediblescape(秋吟:猎手,玩家。);
2008-11-23{240}(#58687@43)
"货币金融体系是建立在morden commodity trading system" is from book
-rbt_zhou(地瓜干);
2008-11-7(#56091@43)
又想放屁了。Goods shipped by truck, train and ship have all fallen off in volume, and freight companies are now forecasting a slump as the credit crisis slows manufacturing and puts the brakes on consumer spending. Shipping companies are considered a barometer of economic health, which makes the current downturn particularly worrisome. The autumn months ordinarily bring a surge in preholiday shipping.
-go4nature(秋吟make$up&down);
2008-10-26{392}(#54898@43)
Are rich economies heading merely for a bout of falling prices, or for a 1930s-style deflationary spiral?
-ediblescape(秋吟:猎手,玩家。);
2008-11-19(#57647@43)
o 曾是美国最大的银行CITI 面临被收购的局面: Citigroup may look for a possible merger partner or take other steps to raise cash, senior officials told CNBC. 符合“BOTTOM” 原理。
-ediblescape(秋吟:猎手,玩家。);
2008-11-20(#58099@43)
温故知新:“When the Dow finally stopped going down, in July 1932, it had lost 88% in 36 months. ”"When it comes to worst-case scenarios, 1931-1932 is it. When the Dow finally stopped going down, in July 1932, it had lost 88% in 36 months. At that point, only five of the roughly 800 companies that still survived on the New York Stock Exchange had lost less than two-thirds of their value from their peak in 1929." wsj.com
-ediblescape(秋吟:猎手,玩家。);
2008-11-21{327}(#58575@43)