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Where will the Dow Be (pt.2)


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yandig
PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 5:48 am Post subject: Where will the Dow Be (pt.2) Reply with quote

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I remember someone started a contest to pick the year-end Dow level. The thread was here: http://www.einvesting.com/viewtopic.php?t=3570
but it seems locked now. I thought I'd start a new thread so us peeps can weigh in with our usual witty banter.

As we approach the end of the year, My 12250 figure looks to be right on target. If GOOG swings to 500+, it should carry the Dow with it to a certain extent, even if the GOOG gain is short-lived. However, i heard predictions today of a SLOW shopping season forecast.
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yandig wrote:
As we approach the end of the year, My 12250 figure looks to be right on target. If GOOG swings to 500+, it should carry the Dow with it to a certain extent, even if the GOOG gain is short-lived.


How do you figure Google's share price as having an impact the Dow?
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yandig wrote:
As we approach the end of the year, My 12250 figure looks to be right on target. If GOOG swings to 500+, it should carry the Dow with it to a certain extent, even if the GOOG gain is short-lived.


How do you figure Google's share price as having an impact the Dow?


Psycholgical. GOOG is the hottest stock to watch right now. It can't help but have an impact, at least short-term. I think the Dow (and broader markets) would have declined more today if not for Google's good news. Caterpillar disappointed, Sandisk was down 20%, and AMD continues its slide, not to mention BRCM down 5%. It was a pretty ugly day except for GOOG, which seemed to buoy the market a little.
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yandig wrote:
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How do you figure Google's share price as having an impact the Dow?


Psycholgical. GOOG is the hottest stock to watch right now. It can't help but have an impact, at least short-term. I think the Dow (and broader markets) would have declined more today if not for Google's good news. Caterpillar disappointed, Sandisk was down 20%, and AMD continues its slide, not to mention BRCM down 5%. It was a pretty ugly day except for GOOG, which seemed to buoy the market a little.


But Google isn't a Dow component... Caterpillar is, and if not for that 15% haircut the Dow would have had a very nice day. Google might affect the S&P 500 and Nasdaq (its a component of both of those indices), but those are hundreds of companies so anything Google does has a much smaller impact overall as compared to the Dow Industrials, which are only 30 stocks.
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