Comments on: Retail Numbers for September Keep US Markets Positive http://www.bullsbattlebears.com/retail-numbers-for-september-keep-us-makerts-positive/ ...the trip to a million starts here Fri, 03 Feb 2012 12:24:26 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: used tires http://www.bullsbattlebears.com/retail-numbers-for-september-keep-us-makerts-positive/comment-page-1/#comment-5552 used tires Sat, 17 Oct 2009 22:44:14 +0000 http://www.bullsbattlebears.com/?p=1842#comment-5552 Thanks for the awesome feedback :) Learned alot! Till then, Jean Thanks for the awesome feedback :) Learned alot!

Till then,

Jean

]]> By: Aman@BullsBattleBears http://www.bullsbattlebears.com/retail-numbers-for-september-keep-us-makerts-positive/comment-page-1/#comment-5503 Aman@BullsBattleBears Wed, 14 Oct 2009 19:03:00 +0000 http://www.bullsbattlebears.com/?p=1842#comment-5503 the only stocks that are really going to suffer are the import based stocks as a weaker dollar gives a smaller purchase power. Its amazing how the dollar started to fall..a minor report came out where some of the countries (Russia, China - 2 that I can recall) were going to stop buying US dollars which would mean less global demand for this currency. Saudi and other middle east oil countries immediately dispelled this report as they were also mentioned (it all had to do with oil). Gold is rising as its supplies are fairly static with no new mining discoveries which means demand is steadily on the rise since its used in various manufacturing, but importantly, its a safety play that is fool proof...esp when stocks continue their run-away momentum. In terms of the dollar, its hard to see. The value is partly determined by the outside nation demand for that particular currency. Right now, the American dollar is suffering due to its internal economic woes, and better outlooks in other nations (Canada for instance). Canada and US currency will be equal by December i'd say and a turn around probably won't come until the Spring. the only stocks that are really going to suffer are the import based stocks as a weaker dollar gives a smaller purchase power. Its amazing how the dollar started to fall..a minor report came out where some of the countries (Russia, China – 2 that I can recall) were going to stop buying US dollars which would mean less global demand for this currency. Saudi and other middle east oil countries immediately dispelled this report as they were also mentioned (it all had to do with oil).

Gold is rising as its supplies are fairly static with no new mining discoveries which means demand is steadily on the rise since its used in various manufacturing, but importantly, its a safety play that is fool proof…esp when stocks continue their run-away momentum.

In terms of the dollar, its hard to see. The value is partly determined by the outside nation demand for that particular currency. Right now, the American dollar is suffering due to its internal economic woes, and better outlooks in other nations (Canada for instance). Canada and US currency will be equal by December i’d say and a turn around probably won’t come until the Spring.

]]> By: used tires http://www.bullsbattlebears.com/retail-numbers-for-september-keep-us-makerts-positive/comment-page-1/#comment-5442 used tires Fri, 09 Oct 2009 07:51:22 +0000 http://www.bullsbattlebears.com/?p=1842#comment-5442 So Aman I have a question for you, if the dollar continues to lower and decrease in value as it has been for a while now, what will it mean for the Overall Stock Market? Gold will continue to rise right? And how much more will the dollar continue to decrease in value, before we can see the dollar slowly start building it's value back up to the levels we had in the past? Thank you, Jean So Aman I have a question for you, if the dollar continues to lower and decrease in value as it has been for a while now, what will it mean for the Overall Stock Market? Gold will continue to rise right? And how much more will the dollar continue to decrease in value, before we can see the dollar slowly start building it’s value back up to the levels we had in the past?

Thank you,

Jean

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