At a rooftop party on a steamy July night in Philadelphia, the margarita machine was churning, the seafood boil was hearty, and the conversation turned to the default of the upwardly mobile: real estate. Almost anyone shopping for a home in the 2020s knows the script by now: Someone mentions their recent home purchase, a tale undoubtedly rich with drama, stress and suspense. Guests, well schooled in the volatility of the housing market, lean in for the follow-up: When did you buy? The response t
At a rooftop party on a steamy July night in Philadelphia, the margarita machine was churning, the seafood boil was hearty, and the conversation turned to the default of the upwardly mobile: real estate. Almost anyone shopping for a home in the 2020s knows the script by now: Someone mentions their recent home purchase, a tale undoubtedly rich with drama, stress and suspense. Guests, well schooled in the volatility of the housing market, lean in for the follow-up: When did you buy? The response t
13,000 Thursday â Nasdaq in Critical Territory
13,146. That s the 50-day moving average on the Nasdaq that we need to cross back over by tomorrow or it s likely the Nasdaq continues to correct back to the 200-day moving average at 11,721, which would be 10% down from where it is now.
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Mar 11, 2021
13,146. That s the 50-day moving average on the Nasdaq that we need to cross back over by tomorrow or it s likely the Nasdaq continues to correct back to the 200-day moving average at 11,721, which would be 10% down from where it is now.
13,146.
That s the 50-day moving average on the Nasdaq that we need to cross back over by tomorrow or it s likely the Nasdaq continues to correct back to the 200-day moving average at 11,721, which would be 10% down from where it is now. Since we know the Nasdaq is ridiculously over-valued, the 10% down scenario is a lot more likely than the resume the rally scenario.