Will the month of July become one of the best bullish months in this decade?
I think so. Do you agree?
Additional Information:
Will the month of August also become bullish month?
Particularly there will be great demand for selected stocks including food companies in Europe specially UK, USA and selected frontier markets.
They will have one of the best price movements in the decade. Future direction of these companies will identify intelligent investors during next four quarters. In addition to current market share, they will continuously expand their market while increasing their profit and growth systematically and gradually. These undervalued global hidden gems will become leaders in their businesses sooner than later.
One or two Airlines and carmakers will have advantage over others during next 12 months.
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Macman answered 5 months ago …
Given that I expect the market to pull back in early June 8th or so, a rally in July is highly possible. If the market doesn't pull back next week, then I think that we are in for a bloody summer.
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thinker70 answered 5 months ago …
The simple answer is that "nobody knows" one can only make an educated guess. We have had a good run in the past 2 months in particular, (low on March 9th) so a pullback (correction) is inevitable, the market simply does not go up in a straight line for very long, though some sectors might do so longer than others. From Nov. 30 (also near a temporary bottom) to the end of May I am up 100% in my total portfolio, but daily swings of 2 too 3 thousand dollars are quite frequent in this volatile market.
It will be interesting to see whether the old adage of "sell in May and go away" (until fall) gets blown out of the water by events over the next 6 weeks. The manipulated (by the bullion banks) precious metals market is a good case in point, will gold and silver continue their steady rise (in spite of spectacular pullbacks along the way) or will it sell off in June BEFORE kicking off a major rally in July, or will the reverse happen, gold surpassing its old high of 1000.+ and then sell off in July? If I had a crystal ball that i could call the timing I would be a wealthy man in short order.
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EthanR answered 5 months ago …
I really don't see the impetus for a higher stock market, unless as Macman says, the market pulls back for the rest of June. The unemployment rate keeps growing, consumers aren't spending, and the banks are still not helping people to stave off foreclosure. So I don't see what you are seeing, as far as a reason for stocks to move higher.
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thinker70 answered 3 months ago …
The question is somewhat mute since we are already at the last day of July and had a spectacular rally yesterday. For Aug I anticipate a further pullback and then possibly a march forward into Sept. I agree with Ethan R there is nothing in the fundamentals that SHOULD send the market up, but the propaganda from the politicians and bankers and investors that the recession is over and DESIRE for "feel good" sentiments MAY override bearish fundamentals that still over hang the market.
There are so many unknowns that could easily upset the best reasoned logical conclusions that the market remains a crap shoot. While easily conceeding the possiibility of further pullbacks certain world events, collapse of the U.S. dollar, Israel attacking Iran and many others COULD easily send gold and silver over the resistance levels of $!000. and $16. sending the market into an upward trajectory.I agree with MSNL that agricultural related stocks could do well as the harvest season advances and supply levels become clearer.
