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Call the FTSE bottom for this year
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6200 (took a long time to get to 6800 I can't see it returning there quickly)..merely at clientco for the entertainment -
So to get this straight, stocks with strong earnings and currently paying 7% dividends are going to drop another 33% by the end of the year, which means everyone will dump their investment paying 10% and put it in a Santander e-saver at 0.7% ?
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No, it just means that stocks paying 7% now will be paying 0% soon, and that would cause the price to drop like infinite number of times lowerOriginally posted by BlasterBates View PostSo to get this straight, stocks with strong earnings and currently paying 7% dividends are going to drop another 33% by the end of the year, which means everyone will dump their investment paying 10% and put it in a Santander e-saver at 0.7% ? I'm not wholly convinced.
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by the end of the week this overselling will be done.
There may be a few minor blips but support will be back in September.
Most of the china issue is already factored in, just need oil to bounce 10% and we are back on the upward spiral.
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I don't see a rebound, a big unwind and months of falls, that's my call. FTSE at 3250 by New Year's Eve 2015Originally posted by MercladUK View Postby the end of the week this overselling will be done.
There may be a few minor blips but support will be back in September.
Most of the china issue is already factored in, just need oil to bounce 10% and we are back on the upward spiral.
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The cat has legs, back up through 6000 and heading towards 6100Originally posted by eek View Post6200 (took a long time to get to 6800 I can't see it returning there quickly)..
https://www.google.co.uk/finance?q=FTSE+100
The market always over-reacts.
My subconscious is annoying. It's got a mind of its own.Comment
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Big drop means big bounce. 6300 before it will continue the slide.Originally posted by pjclarke View PostThe cat has legs, back up through 6000 and heading towards 6100
https://www.google.co.uk/finance?q=FTSE+100
The market always over-reacts.
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Bookmarked.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostBig drop means big bounce. 6300 before it will continue the slide.My subconscious is annoying. It's got a mind of its own.Comment
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Actually it will more likely be 6200 then reversal.Originally posted by pjclarke View PostBookmarked.Comment
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