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Amishman

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3. Stock pricing is based in earnings projections and growth
Wed Feb 26, 2020, 08:10 PM
Feb 2020

Usually biased towards short term.

The outbreak is a threat to earnings in many ways; illness disrupting workers, quarantines disrupting supply chains, and general fear keeping people at home and not buying things. Probably a little concern about an actual severe pandemic, but the former considerations are probably most of it.

Might try here... Wounded Bear Feb 2020 #1
Hi. Thanks for your reply. Do you mean ask in that forum or just start reading the posts there? Dark n Stormy Knight Feb 2020 #5
I too recommend the Personal Finance and Investing Group progree Feb 2020 #24
OK, so, I read everything down to about halfway through your post and Dark n Stormy Knight Feb 2020 #31
buy low sell high? nt msongs Feb 2020 #2
Ha! Dark n Stormy Knight Feb 2020 #8
Stock pricing is based in earnings projections and growth Amishman Feb 2020 #3
Thank you. Dark n Stormy Knight Feb 2020 #9
Patience necessary. NRaleighLiberal Feb 2020 #4
Hey thanks. Dark n Stormy Knight Feb 2020 #13
my pleasure! NRaleighLiberal Feb 2020 #22
The stock market has been ridiculously overvalued. Frasier Balzov Feb 2020 #6
Whenever I try to do that, I just get more confused. Dark n Stormy Knight Feb 2020 #18
Those are quality holdings! Frasier Balzov Feb 2020 #23
Hmm, the first one looks like a variable annuity, and all I've read about them is that they progree Feb 2020 #25
Hi. Thanks for the reply. Dark n Stormy Knight Feb 2020 #27
That's not bad -- the S&P 500 is down 8.0% from last Wednesday, your mut fund is down 8.4% progree Feb 2020 #7
Well, it actually is probably worse than I reported. Dark n Stormy Knight Feb 2020 #11
Here's my take: don't worry about it. I held on to all my stock mutual funds during progree Feb 2020 #21
This message was self-deleted by its author Midnight Writer Feb 2020 #26
I know my parents (who have had far better financial success than I) Dark n Stormy Knight Feb 2020 #28
Don't know your age or how much you have, but looks like your investments move closely with market. Hoyt Feb 2020 #10
Interesting. I hadn't heard that before. Dark n Stormy Knight Feb 2020 #15
On stocks being overvalued etc. -- not so much when you consider the competition: bond yields progree Feb 2020 #12
Are you familiar with the expression, Dark n Stormy Knight Feb 2020 #14
High quality stocks with a history safeinOhio Feb 2020 #16
The virus threatens global trade since China is the world's factory floor. Yavin4 Feb 2020 #17
I guess my problem isn't not understanding the stock market, it's not really understanding Dark n Stormy Knight Feb 2020 #19
Do not watch CNBC. Motley Fool has some good information. Hotler Feb 2020 #20
I've heard good things about Motley Fool. Dark n Stormy Knight Feb 2020 #29
There is a lot to digest. Take baby steps and, if it is too good to be true.. Hotler Feb 2020 #34
Hey thanks. Dark n Stormy Knight Mar 2020 #37
DON'T SELL! DON'T WATCH!! Just let it sit there and don't pay attention to it. cbdo2007 Feb 2020 #30
Here's how the virus affects the market, in a nutshell AGeddy Feb 2020 #32
Thanks for the reply. Dark n Stormy Knight Feb 2020 #33
Ignore daily/weekly/monthly fluctuations in the stock market. dawg Feb 2020 #35
Thanks for the tips. Dark n Stormy Knight Mar 2020 #36
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