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mnandii wrote:Spikes wrote:mlennyma wrote:mnandii wrote:Financial Values Can Disappear (Excerpt, Conquer the Crash, ch. 9) People seem to take for granted that financial values can be created endlessly seemingly out of nowhere and pile up to the moon. Turn the direction around and mention that financial values can disappear into nowhere, and they insist that it is not possible. “The money has to go somewhere…It just moves from stocks to bonds to money funds...It never goes away…For every buyer, there is a seller, so the money just changes hands.” That is true of the money, just as it was all the way up, but it’s not true of the values, which changed all the way up. Asset prices rise not because of “buying” per se, because indeed for every buyer, there is a seller. They rise because those transacting agree that their prices should be higher. All that everyone else -- including those who own some of that asset and those who do not -- need do is nothing. Conversely, for prices of assets to fall, it takes only one seller and one buyer who agree that the former value of an asset was too high. If no other bids are competing with that buyer’s, then the value of the asset falls, and it falls for everyone who owns it. Financial values can disappear through a decrease in prices for any type of investment asset, including bonds, stocks and land. Read more: http://www.elliottwave.c...Yes..aspx#ixzz3xOFNAnDC Follow us: @elliottwaveintl on Twitter | ElliottWaveInternational on Facebook True wise words As for my research I have learnt that most of us suffer losses because we tend to ignore the basics. I have changed my thinking to match to@mnandii foundations above to reap abundantly this year 2016. Thanks. I suggest a thorough reading of the Elliott literature I posted on before as well as downloading the videos.  I want to go through Elliot Wave principle to capture insight that I'd like to apply in NSE decision making process John 5:17 But Jesus replied, “My Father is always working, and so am I.”
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