How much longer will this bear market go on for?

Swipe

Another unbiased weekly perspective. Play at 1.5x speed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmmpfbgaARs

Type_45

Swipe said:

Another unbiased weekly perspective. Play at 1.5x speed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmmpfbgaARs

Half an hour of technical analysis with no mention of the real economy imploding, energy shortages, inflation, China's economy imploding, food shortages, a war in Europe, Evergrande coming to a head, and the impending blockade/invasion of Taiwan.

[Deleted User]

Type_45 said:

Swipe said:

Another unbiased weekly perspective. Play at 1.5x speed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmmpfbgaARs

Half an hour of technical analysis with no mention of the real economy imploding, energy shortages, inflation, China's economy imploding, food shortages, a war in Europe, Evergrande coming to a head, and the impending blockade/invasion of Taiwan.

None of that will effect the market; its stuff we already know about.

Type_45

[Deleted User] said:

Type_45 said:

Swipe said:

Another unbiased weekly perspective. Play at 1.5x speed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmmpfbgaARs

Half an hour of technical analysis with no mention of the real economy imploding, energy shortages, inflation, China's economy imploding, food shortages, a war in Europe, Evergrande coming to a head, and the impending blockade/invasion of Taiwan.

None of that will effect the market; its stuff we already know about.

The total market cap of equities as a percentage of GDP is higher than at any time in history from May of 2020.  House prices as a percentage of income are now higher than they were before GFC.

Prism

Type_45 said:

[Deleted User] said:

Type_45 said:

Swipe said:

Another unbiased weekly perspective. Play at 1.5x speed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmmpfbgaARs

Half an hour of technical analysis with no mention of the real economy imploding, energy shortages, inflation, China's economy imploding, food shortages, a war in Europe, Evergrande coming to a head, and the impending blockade/invasion of Taiwan.

None of that will effect the market; its stuff we already know about.

The total market cap of equities as a percentage of GDP is higher than at any time in history from May of 2020.  House prices as a percentage of income are now higher than they were before GFC.

You keep digging up these stats that mean nothing at all. The markets represent all investors. Some people are thinking about tomorrow, some next month, some next year and many of them in 10+ years time. Between them all they have come to a price.

Type_45

Prism said:

Type_45 said:

[Deleted User] said:

Type_45 said:

Swipe said:

Another unbiased weekly perspective. Play at 1.5x speed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmmpfbgaARs

Half an hour of technical analysis with no mention of the real economy imploding, energy shortages, inflation, China's economy imploding, food shortages, a war in Europe, Evergrande coming to a head, and the impending blockade/invasion of Taiwan.

None of that will effect the market; its stuff we already know about.

The total market cap of equities as a percentage of GDP is higher than at any time in history from May of 2020.  House prices as a percentage of income are now higher than they were before GFC.

You keep digging up these stats that mean nothing at all. The markets represent all investors. Some people are thinking about tomorrow, some next month, some next year and many of them in 10+ years time. Between them all they have come to a price.

And that price is vulnerable to a collapse.  

Equities, bonds and real estate are all in a bubble of massive proportions.  And the central banks are raising rates at the fastest pace in history.  

How do you think this will end.

Prism

Type_45 said:

Prism said:

Type_45 said:

[Deleted User] said:

Type_45 said:

Swipe said:

Another unbiased weekly perspective. Play at 1.5x speed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmmpfbgaARs

Half an hour of technical analysis with no mention of the real economy imploding, energy shortages, inflation, China's economy imploding, food shortages, a war in Europe, Evergrande coming to a head, and the impending blockade/invasion of Taiwan.

None of that will effect the market; its stuff we already know about.

The total market cap of equities as a percentage of GDP is higher than at any time in history from May of 2020.  House prices as a percentage of income are now higher than they were before GFC.

You keep digging up these stats that mean nothing at all. The markets represent all investors. Some people are thinking about tomorrow, some next month, some next year and many of them in 10+ years time. Between them all they have come to a price.

And that price is vulnerable to a collapse.  

Equities, bonds and real estate are all in a bubble of massive proportions.  And the central banks are raising rates at the fastest pace in history.  

How do you think this will end.

We see bubbles all the time, then there is a crash, then it all recovers. Nothing new and nothing that worries me.

sevenhills

Type_45 said

And the central banks are raising rates at the fastest pace in history. 

I think you are getting caught up in the hype, 30 or so years ago 1% interest rates were not uncommon. When was the last time that the UK had 1% interest rate increases?

Type_45

sevenhills said:

Type_45 said

And the central banks are raising rates at the fastest pace in history. 

I think you are getting caught up in the hype, 30 or so years ago 1% interest rates were not uncommon. When was the last time that the UK had 1% interest rate increases?

Why not enlighten us.

sevenhills

Type_45 said:

Why not enlighten us.

It's thirty years since rates moved by 1% and our media are now hyping up a mere 0.5% increase.

https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/boeapps/database/Bank-Rate.asp

Is anyone predicting more than a 0.5% increase?