Aviva Share Discussion Threads

[buywell3] 24/8/2019 11:31

For those less gifted

Below this there is a chart of AV. share price since buywell posted on 30th july 2019 and said:

buywell3 - 30 Jul 2019 - 10:16:47 - 24617 of 24717 Aviva - AV.

EMA25 going lower now

Bottom Bollinger Band getting hit ... should IMO soon bend












For those more discerning among you :

You have probably noticed in my previous post that the lower bollinger line is now around 340p and still looks like going lower next week due to US /China relations

[loganair] 24/8/2019 10:32

I think posters here are being rather unfair on China, China has been spending lots of it foreign currency reserve to try and keep the Yuan artificially high against the USD.

For 100 years the USA took manufacturing jobs from Britain, then China did the same to the USA and now Vietnam are starting to do the same to China.

All the world is experiencing is the change of super power reserve currency status. Egyptians, to Greece, Rome, Portugal, Netherlands, Spain, France, Britain, USA and now on to China

[edmundshaw] 24/8/2019 10:23

Dr B. Good comment. Though "just go somewhere else low cost" is not so easy. Differnt laws, set-up costs, political issues and infrastructure does not grow on trees. Nor, (as you would know being a biologist :)), do rare earth minerals...

[sentimentrules] 24/8/2019 10:13

Maybe he's driving out all the bad stuff now, to make it good stuff by the time election arrives. Try rally the Dow into it. Have oil cheap as promised etc.

Dunno if it will work or not, but highly plausible it's the tactic

Either way he can't lose. Promised his voters he would take on China.

[dround87] 24/8/2019 10:01

Either that or he's deliberately manipulating the global economy for personal gain. Which I suspect has at least some truth.

[dround87] 24/8/2019 09:59

Was all for a strong right wing, pro-business president when he started. Now I think he's an irritating man child who doesn't have the first clue what he's doing and doesn't have the capacity to admit when he's made a big mistake. China will destroy the US economy and Trump will egg them on all the way.

[sentimentrules] 24/8/2019 09:20

At least it creates great volatility though. We can do in a month now what used to take a year. So it's a great positive in that respect

[alphorn] 24/8/2019 09:18

#902 - Irrational is becoming the norm! In time hindsight will be very interesting!

[sentimentrules] 24/8/2019 09:16

Yield starting to run a bit wild too. Any rumours of a cut? If it hits 10% soon on the drop, surely it's a must. Wild cat territory

[sentimentrules] 24/8/2019 09:14

Friday was a bad day here. The consolidation around 361 is a very bearish one. Very difficult, to find reason that the shorters shouldn't fancy 307 next.

And if not shorters driving it down, pessimistic bulls will drive it there via sells

[essentialinvestor] 24/8/2019 08:23

It's hard being a stable genius ).


AV. has limited Asia exposure so we might get some relative outperformance
re PRU - having underperformed Prudential for over a decade, it's overdue!.

[dr biotech] 24/8/2019 08:16

Record US fiscal deficit which has rapidly increased. Republicans were all about not raising the debt ceiling when Obama was president, now they have blown the roof off. Should the US contract it could be far worse than last time (where are all the right wing commentators who said brown should have mended the roof when then sun was shining?).

China-US deficit actually increased last year. Trade wars are not good or easy to win. The IP is a bit of a decoy (still significant), real reason people buy from China is of course its low labour cost. The US companies that are forced to move from China will just go somewhere else low cost (ie apple and Vietnam).

The “I hearby order..” decree by twitter....that something communist countries do. Needless to say I think the mans a buffoon.

[sentimentrules] 23/8/2019 21:55

China has literally raped the USA. Both by being allowed via soft presidents, and in other instances, illegally

The worst thing thst happened to the dictatorships like Russia and china, was a strong US President.

Land grabbing, sea claims on top of all the other stuff slowed down

The most disgraceful thing to happen in our generation, was the slow reaction to ISIS . Unforgivable

[sentimentrules] 23/8/2019 21:51

Actually bothdavis, trump rallied the markets massively upon election. If your pension is suffering today, and you have an actively managed fund, sack them.

Call themselves active funds but practically passive.

Your pension pot should still be worth a lot more still, today..depending on their choices since trump was elected

[sentimentrules] 23/8/2019 20:46

Uppompeii

Very true...every buyer in a stock is in a totally different position go the next.

[eurofox] 23/8/2019 11:12

Agree the Times reference - could this be resurrected?

[smurfy2001] 23/8/2019 11:10

Agree The Times suggests this is from 2006.

[eeza] 23/8/2019 09:36

Seems to be from 2006.