STI playing catch up???
2024 Year End Review & Dividends – 3rd slowest increase in cash dividends
since 2011
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Although 2024 started off as a year where investors were anticipating
whether rate cuts would happen (rate cuts eventually happened on 18
September 2024)...
3 hours ago
Another timely reminder to review my exit strategies! 😛
ReplyDeleteMotherhood statements we all live to regret:
1. The best time to invest was 30 years ago... blah blah blah.
2. The time to have an exit strategy is before buying it.
3. The time to review exit strategy is at all time highs.
LOL! 😂
Welcome back to STI. Long way to all time high!
DeleteStocks rose to all-time highs on Thursday as Congress confirmed the election of Joe Biden as president and traders looked past the unrest in Washington.
ReplyDeleteThe Nasdaq Composite popped 2.6% to 13,067.48 as shares of Microsoft and Alphabet both gained more than 2%, and Apple rose 3.4%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 211.73 points, or 0.7%, to 31,041.13. At one point, the Dow was up more than 300 points. The S&P 500 climbed 1.5% to 3,803.79.
Thursday marked the Nasdaq’s first-ever close above 13,000. It was also the first time the Dow and S&P 500 ended a session above 31,000 and 3,800, respectively.
Melt Up is in full force!
Delete12,000-13,000 is a key consolidation zone for Nasdaq.
From the March bottom to 12,000 is about 6,000 points.
Adding 6,000 to 12,000 gives 18,000.
If Nasdaq hits 18,000 within 2021 with only -10% to -15% corrections along the way ... this will definitely be ganja-high bubble behaviour.
I'll definitely be taking significant chips off the table, as well as raising trailing stops!
PS: We really need a -20% correction to sustain the longer-term bull LOL.