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Yep. The German economy has universal health care, extensive highways (autobahn), paid sick leave for everyone and 6 weeks of paid vacations. And it works just fine, actually those are assets rather than liabilities to a civilized economy. No need for a Bernie there, so much more here though.
Then why is Deutsch Bank dropped 90% in value? I think I read on the news it's lower than after 2009.
I see them in analytical articles all the time. It's been about 4 years since the trendline was touched on all of the major averages. Some have already been broken. I don't like using trendlines that aren't touched periodically as their validity is in question. People keep a note of all these things, such as trendlines, moving averages, AD lines, McLellan indicators, etc. to gain a confidence level better than just using one thing.
The Coppock Curve uses monthly moving averages or just use any charting program that allows monthly time frames. I use a Full Stochastic indicator which works similar to MACD lines.
The monthly indicators gives a perspective relevant for market conditions that only come only every 4 to 8 years. They give you an idea which way you should tilt your positions or allocations.
Agree with the last. I do run some monthly charts with monthly indicators. Which gives me an idea of the longer term trends.
Also agree with following various indicators to validate/invalidate one's current view of the markets.
OTOH - I like trading systems with very few moving parts.
I took a look at the 200 week MA on the SP500. It is way too slow to be worth much of anything IMO. I like the 12 month MA a lot better. Robyn
They invested too much in exploitative economies like the US.
DB's derivatives exposure to interest rates has been in the news for some time.
Negative rates on sovereign debt is like taking a haircut on debt. The holder has to pay the issuer but doesn't have to take an immediate writedown for the debt reduction.
yep , 18k will be hit never again , sorry jot , this is why your forecasting skills , well let me put it nicely , SUCK!
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