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Stock markets bottomed.

Source: http://stockweb.blogspot.com/2008/10/stock-markets-bottomed.html
Posted on Saturday, October 18th, 2008 | In Stocks to Watch
Contributed by: Vlada Kynsky (http://stockweb.blogspot.com/) -

Last week we saw huge global rally on Monday. But next two days the gain was almost wiped out. And on Thursday again buying interest sent stock significantly higher. Nevertheless the last low is higher than the previous low I don’t see this as a strong signal to say we have bottomed. We are talking just about three days when the formation has been created. I need to see higher low in coming weeks.

Volatility index VIX (^VIX) reached new highs when crossed above 80 and closed on Friday at 70. This level of volatility has not been seen in two decades. Last time VIX passed this level on October 1987. You can check out trend of CBOE Volatility Index.

I am becoming more bullish in short term horizon. All these fears about recession and financial crisis are already priced in the shares. No surprise if US economy will contracts and fell into the recession. Another important point, there is no more “Lehman Bros case”. I am not saying that there is not possibility of other financial company goes bankruptcy. I simply don’t expect US or European governments to let big financial company failure.

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About Vlada Kynsky (http://stockweb.blogspot.com/)
Vlada Kynsky studied economics and gained work experience as SAP analyst in information technology. His origin is in Czech Republic but due to different work assignments lived in many European countries. He explores mainly emerging markets. In his research he focuses on ETF and international stocks. Another area of interest are technology stocks.

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