stock market crash

[northernladuk]

I'm guessing they can't coin it in on vaccines, especially with the Oxford not for profit one lurking. And even the new type of vaccine they have come with is also not a monopoly. Glaxo are I believe big on vaccines and their share price never goes anywhere.

I get that and the other comments but dropping 5 days in a row since 40 million were ordered?? Makes no sense.

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I get that and the other comments but dropping 5 days in a row since 40 million were ordered?? Makes no sense.

"The stock market isn't the economy"

I like that one.

[rootsnall]

I get that and the other comments but dropping 5 days in a row since 40 million were ordered?? Makes no sense.

See what Barry has got to say.

[AtW]

See what Barry has got to say.

Why is Barry (whoever that is) publishing it instead of quietly taking short?

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I get that and the other comments but dropping 5 days in a row since 40 million were ordered?? Makes no sense.

Why don't you do what everyone else is doing? Buy Tesla stock and make a fortune?

[rootsnall]

Why don't you do what everyone else is doing? Buy Tesla stock and Bitcoin and make a fortune?

Tesla is quite sensible

[Whorty]

Why don't you do what everyone else is doing? Buy Tesla stock and make a fortune?

You're starting to sound a bit like Scooty

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You're starting to sound a bit like Scooty

Yeah, I'm being tongue in cheek.

DYOR people, don't listen to random loons on the internet.

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Compare and contrast!

S&P 500 Index renews record high above 3,680 despite disappointing NFP data


VS


Mystery surrounds US$7b outflow from Vanguard S&P 500 fund, Banking & Finance - THE BUSINESS TIMES


I can smell a pullback coming very soon...

[Whorty]

Compare and contrast!

S&P 500 Index renews record high above 3,680 despite disappointing NFP data

VS

Mystery surrounds US$7b outflow from Vanguard S&P 500 fund, Banking & Finance - THE BUSINESS TIMES

I can smell a pullback coming very soon...

I have a few £k in that Vanguard fund .... didn't take any out this week, so wasn't me

The scale of the withdrawal indicates that VOO is now being used by large institutions in addition to being a favorite with retail investors, Mr Balchunas said. The fund is cheaper than its main competitor, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY). It has an 0.03 per cent expense ratio, compared with 0.095 per cent for SPY.

VOO has attracted US$19.5 billion of inflows this year, second only to the Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI), which has lured US$27.8 billion. SPY is leading outflows after seeing US$26 billion pulled from the fund.

"This really does speak to the usage of ETFs as portfolio tools," Mr Balchunas said. "VOO is now being used by the big boys."

My ISA funds are all with Vanguard, although I wouldn't necessarily call myself one of the 'big boys'