thiemlee
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Market Rebounds from Yesterday’s Weakness
The market rebounded today following yesterday’s weakness, with the Market Momentum Tracker climbing back close to positive territory.
The short-term trend has returned to a healthy level, with over 50% of stocks now holding above their short-term moving averages. However, both the medium- and long-term trends remain in a downward trajectory.
Additionally, the breakdown count still exceeds breakouts, indicatin...
The market rebounded today following yesterday’s weakness, with the Market Momentum Tracker climbing back close to positive territory.
The short-term trend has returned to a healthy level, with over 50% of stocks now holding above their short-term moving averages. However, both the medium- and long-term trends remain in a downward trajectory.
Additionally, the breakdown count still exceeds breakouts, indicatin...
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thiemlee
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$GAMUDA (5398.MY)$ is expected to release its quarterly and fiscal year earnings on September 26*. How will the market react to the company's results? Vote your answer to guess!
*The exact release date depends on the company's announcement.
🎁 Rewards
An equal share of 5,000 points: For mooers who correctly guess the price range of $GAMUDA (5398.MY)$'s closing price on 27 Sep.
(Vote will close at 12:30 am MYT...
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thiemlee
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I feel that this rate cut against an uncertain recessionary and un/under-employment backdrop, on top other bad govermental policies = volatility. To add to this, there is too much hot money in the market, not just from US investors/ traders, but from all over the world, further contributing to the chaos.
My current strategy is defensive.
1) 50% of my portfolio is high dividend stock such as:
$Stellantis NV (STLA.US)$
$GlaxoSmithKline (GSK.US)$
$Ecopetrol (EC.US)$
My current strategy is defensive.
1) 50% of my portfolio is high dividend stock such as:
$Stellantis NV (STLA.US)$
$GlaxoSmithKline (GSK.US)$
$Ecopetrol (EC.US)$