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ASX 200 Futures - Jun 24

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AUS200DerivedAUD
YAPc1SydneyAUD
YAPc2SydneyAUD
YAPc3SydneyAUD
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7,607.0
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ASX 200 Futures Discussions

This is a much more orderly crash than the one back in March.
This is just a plan to get enough people on the short side to squeeze them and push markets to new heights.
This is a much more orderly crash than the one back in March.
This is a much more orderly crash than the one back in March.
Highly overvalued.
It’s trading exactly where it was in February 2007, 13 years ago! Meanwhile DJI is 300% of what it was back then. Irrational exuberence is not really the problem with the ASX.
Come on ... go back 6,000,0 i want close profit
ASX is waste of time, US markets give better returns than this anemic pos
Lowest interest rates in history & cash hoarding through the pandemic to encourange strong spending. Overseas investors have lost confidence in their own markets and are more confident in australian and US markets due to strong government support. So long as dictator Dan doesnt close all businesses for too much longer, asx 200 may move towards 6400 in october
We all know that the US Election is a time of increased volatility and that nothing has really changed in our own stocks overnight, as regards fundamentals, so  really this is just the US having a panic attack while we are silly enough to take notice.
Chickenshit ASX following over exuberant US markets down on same trajectory.
It looks like the pandemic has created a sense of need for good news, even the slightest positive comment is driving the 200, and feels like the numbers don't really matter at present. but this novelty will likely soon wear off with the smart money doing a bit of profit taking is not unlikely. The market is eagerly awaiting the covid cure, and the original damage appears to be factored in at present around the 6000 level since the recovery from the sell off from the pandemic. Stimulus boosts have to be contextualized by the backdrop of the stimulus being a result of further issues containing covid, the cause for concern. And as covid numbers continue to be a cause for concern, combined with potential inflationary impacts of stimulus measures, this may cause a dip over the next few weeks as the second wave hits the bottom line. That is in the absence of any real covid cure news, and any super strong numbers in the index components. I'm okay being a bit bearish at present
3 possibilities, it’ll go up, or down or move sideways, guaranteed.
Or the risk of loosing capital for the sake of a small and shrinking dividend is being ignored?
When Qantas rise 5% knowing what we know it is clear the ASX is a ride full of suckers
“fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful.”
Even once the pandemic is over, air travel will change considerably. I used to travel frequently for work and always in business class. My last flight was on 13th March from Spain back to Australia and cost $13,000. Moving forward, we won't be travelling hardly ever and will just use video conferencing. Ultimately, it will save our business millions each year and save so much time. Given that airlines make most of their profit from business people, they're in for some serious disruption.
I gave up being a bear weeks ago now. It's like a weight off my shoulders
I have a good in the same situation. He is praying we get another dip so he can sell his BBOZ and buy GEAR. for his sake I hope it happens and then bounces back again. even for bulls it would be a great chance to buy more stock..I made the call to do it when the asx was 5700. I made a big loss on bboz but have made most of it back now on GEAR and have recently bought HACK as well.
I have a good ^mate in the same situation
Bear Grylls?
When is everyone going to realize? Pay all your debts back, start living within your means and then see how much you can afford to spend on meaningless stuff. For too long the governments have been encouraging us to spend more than we earn to keep the bubble going for their own benefit.
Sheep is the best way to sum up what is going on at the moment, coupled with the phrase "kick the tin along the road"
Real unemployment in Australia >13%, Singapore GDP down >40%. I'll just keep loading up my short positions for a HUGE pay day.
You are considered NOT to be unemployed in Australia if you work only 1 hour a week - VP Benji is correct but I reckon he might be being conservative. Check out how they work it out on the ABS website - biggest load of #### I have ever read.
you are going to get burned so bad. you are going against the Fed who have promised UNLIMITED QE.
With financial year coming to end soon and all super funds finding hardly any spare money to invest, the ASX may not show green sign again during early part of this week. Investors are also sitting on the sidelines despite low valuations?. May be further impetus by Trump bring some cheers in the markets earlier than expected
yep
  12,500,000 employed down 227,000 people.  How dont the super companies have money to invest?
if Trump pulls the plug on testing new cases will dissapear pull your pants back up the Democrats are playing hard ball
This could be it!
Deanoooooo you're back in business today
Fantastic strategy mate
an alternative if you are more bullish is 75% GEAR and 25% cash i suppose
an alternative if you are more bullish is 75% GEAR and 25% cash i suppose
Mitch - stop dreaming - this is on
Mitch - keep dreaming
US FUD on more corona fears. U.S supressing asx gains. Big gains to come upon final vaccine trials and boarders re-opening.
In your dreams - this is on
Agreed
It will be adjusting down for quite some time
It was never a matter of ‘if’, but ‘when’..
rubbish
, time to take the trash out
How it ends in the morning is more important.... looks like just adjusting
I am new to Futures. Is there a way to find out the value of future contracts for a particular company? Appreciate your guidance.
In my opinion, the market will run flat for a few more days. Volatility will increase and we will see a final bull run toward 6,000 points. I think the market will try to straddle that peak, but ultimately a downward trend will commence as we get closer to the end of Q4. I would expect to see a low of 4,800 points. There are a lot of high value stocks available with strong fundamentals which will weather the storm well. However, some of the largest healthcare companies are significantly overvalued and holding the market steady.
I think we will see volatility start to increase very sharply soon. COVID-19 numbers have reached their highest day ever (today) on the 21st May with 106,000 new cases. If record new cases continue to be established, this will cast significant pessimism toward a rapid recovery. The disruption to global imports, exports and supply chains from China has been factored in. However, 3 of the 4 pillars in BRIC i.e. Brazil, Russia and India has not yet been factored in. These countries collectively equate to almost the same GDP PPP as China. I will continue to hold my short positions whilst simultaneously accumulating high value stocks by dollar cost averaging.
The market is in a full steam bull how. I can't see anything that would be positive to cause this bull run When will it bust
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