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Disliked{quote} in my opinion from here gold is likely to go down to about 1450 level...Ignored
Disliked{quote} silver in this scenario will be 13-11--9? It may be that commodities will be subject to inflation, with the price of silver remaining at 25-40. What do you think?Ignored
DislikedIgrok, and about USD/Chinese Yuan. What do you say? Do you observe it? Is its daily range as high as 637 pips on 26 oct 2020? An expert at tradingview.com has idea that USD/CNH isnow closeto year low level and if it stays below the level and accumulates there then likely to fall. {image}Ignored
DislikedHI Igor, how do you see the US Presidential elections playing out ?? Perhaps a Biden win ? What then ? Keen to hear your perspective and educated guess around the next couple of months and what it may mean for Markets also.Ignored
Disliked{quote} it doesn't really matter who will become the president and how... the outcome of those elections will not be able to change anything in regards to the markets... on a bigger picture those are the most probable scenarios for DJI and S&P... and in any case revising 2009 bottom levels looks like a must to me regardless of any forthcoming events or circumstance ... {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} I agree, market does not care about president. It has gone up no matter if it is republican or democrat, only Bush years were negative for US stocks. But 2009 levels? Wouldnīt there be even more printing, stimulus and turning money into toilet paper? Collapse to 2009 would be public hysteria and "end of the world". Many people would lose everything. Canīt imagine.Ignored
Disliked{quote} it doesn't really matter who will become the president and how... the outcome of those elections will not be able to change anything in regards to the markets... on a bigger picture those are the most probable scenarios for DJI and S&P... and in any case revising 2009 bottom levels looks like a must to me regardless of any forthcoming events or circumstance ... {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Igrok Have you paid any attention to FAANG stocks such as Amazon, Facebook, etc? Would you consider those a safe haven?Ignored
DislikedSeeing the result of the election and the reaction of the markets the mister grigok 's perspective doesn t look good or valid any more..i guess..with all big respect for him and for his great job that he's doing for us/everybody in and out of here..the markets are showing an extreme power and resilience.i think that will see soon or later more soon than later 46k for sp500 that is more or less the v formation projection of the pic and the bottom january/march.good luck i wish the best everybodyIgnored
DislikedHello Igrok, What is your projection? Will you please post a graph? Regards Marc {quote}Ignored