50-day EMA in the process of crossing the 200-day EMA ... will it bounce or will it plummet? Only time will tell ...
RYM is heading in that direction also but has some breathing space at the moment.
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50-day EMA in the process of crossing the 200-day EMA ... will it bounce or will it plummet? Only time will tell ...
RYM is heading in that direction also but has some breathing space at the moment.
Useful reminder ...
I do like SUM and used to hold for some time. Sold however out while the SP dropped from the MA100 to under MA200. While I kept them previously during their below MA200 phases, I think this time the risk is too high that they disappoint the market with their next sales numbers. Their last quarter would need to be outrageously good to make the promised 450 ... and while it would be nice, I am not sure this is the time for outrageously good results.
Pretty sure I will be back early next year - unless we enter a confirmed bear market (some people say it arrived already :eek2:) and stay there ... in that case it might take a bit longer ;);
[QUOTE=oldtech;738812]50-day EMA in the process of crossing the 200-day EMA ... will it bounce or will it plummet? Only time will tell ...
Or will it go sideways for a bit, go up and down for a while or slowly increase or decrease over time. Probably these crossings don’t really mean anything apart from flushing out some buyers and sellers that think the crossings are significant.
Summerset having an open day at all its Auckland villages this weekend. Trying to drum up SUM business for inclusion in Q4 sales.
Good on them. Doubt however that people who go the coming weekend on an open day and like what they see will manage to close the deal prior to Christmas - even if they (and the seller) are really keen; I hear it takes 3 to 4 weeks even if you have the money at hand, just to do all the legal stuff. Never mind first having to sell your house. This open day is clearly made to boost the Q1 and Q2 sales next year ...