We saw the S&P 500 go to the within a whisker of 2000 only to retrace back making bulls feel a little more uncomfortable and bears sharpening their knives but whether we head back down is another question altogether as the bears would need to go through some impressive moves shown off by the bulls in under a week which I really can't see as likely but hey who knows.
Feels like the last few days the longs have been loading up #JSE #ALSI #trading pic.twitter.com/EB4Ga6LfV6
— CadeTradeR (@CadeTradeR) October 8, 2015
When it comes to statistical analysis I always go for Ryan Detrick's content, really great stuff. So in saying that market's may be steady we must note that October is the most volatile month for stocks but that doesn't necessarily mean there's a crash on the way, it's up or down. So far we've seen a dash out the gates for the month of October, but we still have a few more trading sessions to go.
Remember, no month has more 1% moves (up or down) than October going back to 1928. Volatility is normal here. $SPY pic.twitter.com/Ox3QsYmi9V
— Ryan Detrick, CMT (@RyanDetrick) October 7, 2015
Ailing platinum producer Lonmin Plc saw its share move by massive amounts as a deal between Sibanye Gold and Aquarius Platinum to buyout the entire platinum miners share issue prompted investors to reassess their recent skittishness in the platinum sector. The thinking behind the idea is that there are pockets of capital waiting in the wings to snap up these distress companies in the hope of seeing better days when the commodities price turn up again.
Lonmin ponders share sale http://t.co/xDfIvj3Mr8
— Business Report (@busrep) October 8, 2015
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