Posts Tagged Global Equity Markets
We Have Climbed The Hardest Part Of, “The Wall Of Worry”
Posted by blodmell in Global Economy on April 2nd, 2012
I keep reminding investors how dark the days were just a few months ago and now we are disappointed the manufacturing numbers are not… EVEN better. Risk rallies are just as shocking in there rise as in their fall. Now is the time for patience. The hardest part, I think, has past.
It Was An Awkard Month. It´s An Awkward Moment For Global Equities. Stick To The Plan
Posted by blodmell in Uncategorized on August 31st, 2010
May and June were a sell-off. July was a rally. August was like watching the markets slowly bleed. Now, the world is watching central bankers promise they can save the world again if they have to but there is a lot of skepticism. If September shapes up to take back the summer gains while throwing global indices into bear territory what will we do? Slowly buy. That is why we keep cash on hand folks. We build positions and lower our average price per share. I think an excellent example is Petrobras. This company has a very bright long term story but it continues to be clobbered. The preferred shares are sitting around 28 bucks. We make money in markets not just because the share price grows but we make the volatility work in our favour.
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