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THEY HAVE surely got to go UP very soon
Unless Article 16 surfaces..
Check what banks have exposure to evergreen also insurance companies . Likes of standard chartered and the pru. Probably drag some companies down. I’m just in Lloyds and Barclays which I checked had no exposure. :-) . Hopefully the footsie will go up over the next few months.
I just wonder what will happen if evergreen goes down?, what will happen if evergreen defaults as bond holds have not been paid their coupon yet and it has been over due by30 days ?????
30pp
I quite enjoy the bearish comments here as they normally proceed a rise in the market. So far this year we have 7 positive months and 3 negative. Overall rise is +12% to a 52 week high + all those pesky acquisitions and special dividends ignored by the bears. Could be a Santa rally to come if i've not jinxed it. Could still be a Q1 2022 correction for the bears.
LOL LOADS OF CASH I HAVE
:-)
No you don’t you just think you do. Let me sell my tracker first! :-).
I hope the ftse crashes
I hope this crashes
Not sure where 8000 comes from. To match Germany and the US since the financial crisis it would need to be 16000.
These combined companies cant even get back to where the index was before the pandemic. Not sure why anyone would think there is strength in the FTSE 100.
Watch the footsie start motoring in the next week or so. >
Not weak
We’ll test 8000
The very reason the FTSE 100 is the weakest out there. Just look at the companies that make up the index. Lagging behind for a reason.
Yes
I think we have broadly maintained the circa7000 I predicted in January but my y/e forecast of 7200 looks tricky. Q3 Corporate earnings should be good but with the predictable negative short term outlooks holding sway on prices. Yields are impressive and anyone on the side-lines is missing out on these and more acquisition premiums likely to come.
wondering when we hit 6500 hope it hurries up
Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said: "There's plenty for the market to fret about and those arguing the markets were looking frothy are seeing some of that froth disappear as a brewing crisis in China, surging gas prices in Europe and concerns about stagflation combine to sink stocks.
This is particularly bad news for miners. Any downturn in China would have significant implications for commodities demand given its status as the world's largest consumer of many minerals and metals. The situation also has uncomfortable echoes of 2015 when fears about Chinese debt prompted a big and broad-based market correction."
2015 crisis drop sound serious, dow keeps dropping looks like it is heading for July 19th lows or lower but ftse is holding up maybe because its out of market hours, does any one else we could drop like 2015?
It's starting to feel like we have a Labour government with 300 seat majority!
Going down
Yes New Brexit is the underlying reason the FTSE 100 is a national embarrassment. I voted for it and regret it after refusing "buyers remorse" for years!! After the drop in January I was confident we'd recover but its been unable to stay above 7200 and now its dropped below 7000 - again!! In that same period most European and US indices have hit RECORD levels several times.
You can bet your life if the FTSE was doing that Farage and Johnson would be shouting from the rooftops. There silence is deafenin
Yes New Brexit is the underlying reason the FTSE 100 is a national embarrassment. I voted for it and regret it after refusing "buyers remorse" for years!! After the drop in January I was confident we'd recover but its been unable to stay above 7200 and now its dropped below 7000 - again!! In that same period most European and US indices have hit RECORD levels several times.
You can bet your life if the FTSE was doing that Farage and Johnson would be shouting from the rooftops. There silence is deafening.
Surely the underlying reason for UK failure to keep up with Germany and USA is Brexit. OK the NI tax is not helping but even with employment levels now above that of pre Covid19 levels Brexit has a lot to answer for. 7200? well maybe by Xmas and I'm not saying which year.
I don't deny that's a possibility. But "correction" implies it's going to find its true value, and we pretty much know the unloved UK markets are way undervalued right now. Hence why the offers are coming in for Morrisons, Meggitt etc, expect more to follow as the UK is on sale.