Header Ad Module

Collapse

the recovery of all recoveries

Collapse
X
 
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • dandan
    Addicted
    • Apr 2004
    • 563

    #811
    Originally posted by whitt View Post
    Dead cat bounce.
    Still more slowdown to come
    Yes, everything is just a continuous line of bouncing dead cats, for ever.
    More slowdown and more speedup to come.

    Good comment about petrol earlier, whitt.
    Last edited by dandan; 03-04-2009, 07:08 PM.

    Comment

    • exnzpat
      Addicted
      • Dec 2007
      • 816

      #812
      I’m guessing a “dead cat bounce” is an expression that defines the current market downturn.

      My question: “what expression do you use to define an upswing in the market?” A Kangaroo jump, maybe?
      Erewhon is still erehwon, I don’t see it changing anytime soon.

      http://exnzpat.blogspot.com/

      Comment

      • dandan
        Addicted
        • Apr 2004
        • 563

        #813
        Could be "taking the dead cat to the top of the building in the elevator"

        Comment

        • tpr2
          Fanatical
          • Jun 2008
          • 2939

          #814
          Nah it's all positive from here on out.

          Comment

          • whitt
            Fanatical
            • Jun 2005
            • 3922

            #815
            The meaning of dead cat bounce.

            Throw a dead cat off the roof of a tall building. This simulates property price fall at end of a boom.
            Q.What happens when cat hits ground?
            A. It bounces. (Which simulates Jan-April 09 today)
            Now the cat falls again and goes splat then lies lifeless until someone picks it up or replaces it. (Called a property plateau or slump. This occurs while waiting for some economic change to stimulate a recovery)

            Comment

            • tpr2
              Fanatical
              • Jun 2008
              • 2939

              #816
              see.....very positive

              Comment

              • Baron Silas Greenback
                Addicted
                • Dec 2007
                • 557

                #817
                Originally posted by whitt View Post
                The meaning of dead cat bounce.

                Throw a dead cat off the roof of a tall building. This simulates property price fall at end of a boom.
                Q.What happens when cat hits ground?
                A. It bounces. (Which simulates Jan-April 09 today)
                Now the cat falls again and goes splat then lies lifeless until someone picks it up or replaces it. (Called a property plateau or slump. This occurs while waiting for some economic change to stimulate a recovery)
                Actually common sense, physiology and physics would tell you that the cat wouldnt really bounce at all, def not noticeable to the human eye. In fact Mythbusters did a show on this only a couple of years ago (they didnt use a live cat).. but the results were conclusive that a dead cat cannot bounce as visible to the human eye.

                But the dead cat bounce metpahor has already a definition of its own.

                Comment

                • captaincrab
                  Fanatical
                  • May 2005
                  • 1069

                  #818
                  Since we 're all slightly off topic watch Member of the European Parliament Danniel Hannon roast Gordon Brown about how the UK wont be in recovery mode for a long time.

                  Comment

                  • dandan
                    Addicted
                    • Apr 2004
                    • 563

                    #819
                    Originally posted by captaincrab View Post
                    Since we 're all slightly off topic watch Member of the European Parliament Danniel Hannon roast Gordon Brown about how the UK wont be in recovery mode for a long time.

                    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94lW6Y4tBXs
                    Some good comedy to watch, reminds me of when I worked at our parliament and witnessed such good comedy. Some dude in the house, has a few comments to make but instead turns them into a comedy where he makes himself look witty infront of his mates through his clever use of sarcasm.

                    What hope do we have being lead by these retarded school-yard eggs.
                    Last edited by Perry; 05-04-2009, 11:24 AM. Reason: fixed typo

                    Comment

                    • Badger
                      Fanatical
                      • Feb 2008
                      • 1796

                      #820
                      Originally posted by dandan View Post
                      What hope do we have being lead by these retarded school-yard eggs.
                      None! If any are waiting for the solutions to problems from this group it will be leading them to misery...
                      Last edited by Perry; 05-04-2009, 11:25 AM. Reason: fixed quoted text typo

                      Comment

                      • dandan
                        Addicted
                        • Apr 2004
                        • 563

                        #821
                        Originally posted by Badger View Post
                        None! If any are waiting for the solutions to problems from this group it will be leading them to misery...
                        They need to speak without emotion arrogance and sarcasm because it's not about the power of the speaker; it's about the logic and backup of the comment if you want real solutions to complex problems.
                        They need to be un accepting of fakers, like the guy who might say "5 years rates have risen because of increased overseas costs of funds" with total confidence but in reality he doesn't know the amount the overseas funds increased buy instead, heard it from another faker who told him the info with total confidence.
                        They need to be dynamic in consideration of the ideas of others.

                        And yet it's "these people" I should be thankful to, for without them, myself and many others wouldn't be able to make a bit of spare cash from investing in property or gold or whatever.
                        Last edited by dandan; 04-04-2009, 06:20 PM.

                        Comment

                        • Badger
                          Fanatical
                          • Feb 2008
                          • 1796

                          #822
                          Originally posted by dandan View Post
                          And yet it's "these people" I should be thankful to, for without them, myself and many others wouldn't be able to make a bit of spare cash from investing in property or gold or whatever.
                          Point taken, however I think many of us would have done better if the words that are preached as gospel were actually practiced.

                          Unfortunatly for many in privaledged areas of commerce, government, and finance there would be no place for them in a proper functioning capitalist economy based on savers, entrepenuers, production, R&D etc.

                          Unfortunatly the game on offer at moment has the apperance of a confidence game run by confidence tricksters.

                          I had no spare cash when I first invested in property I had a debt till death or the french word sounds more friendly morgage. I did have a deposit of 20% in savings though from working.

                          Comment

                          • dandan
                            Addicted
                            • Apr 2004
                            • 563

                            #823
                            Originally posted by Badger View Post
                            I had no spare cash when I first invested in property I had a debt till death or the french word sounds more friendly morgage. I did have a deposit of 20% in savings though from working.
                            Will you invest in property again or are are you hooked on currency?

                            Comment

                            • Badger
                              Fanatical
                              • Feb 2008
                              • 1796

                              #824
                              Originally posted by dandan View Post
                              Will you invest in property again or are are you hooked on currency?
                              Im still in, with one free hold property. Thats enough for now. Im looking at the moment but doubt ill be jumping in over the next 18 months.

                              Currency is just a supplement for income, had no need to trade last year as I was recieving a favorable return on cash.

                              Comment

                              • dandan
                                Addicted
                                • Apr 2004
                                • 563

                                #825
                                I was going to wait for a while before buying again too and switch over to some music composition I've had on hold, also had planed to build a stirling engine with a big magnifying glass and a gentle annie motor as my waste-oil burner rusted out after 20 years, but saw a place I really would have liked, sell in january. I'm currently getting new valuations done and watching the market closely. Most of Wellington seemed to drop a little over 10% for january09 but now looks back up to a less than a 5% drop from the average highs of 2007.
                                Last edited by dandan; 04-04-2009, 08:27 PM.

                                Comment

                                Working...