O Luka (provavelmente odiado por muitos, talvez apreciado por alguns) raramente faz posts optimistas, é certo...
Mas este tinha de partilhar convosco jà que é um grande classico...(aqui bem retratado)
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Sorry that I am playing like a warped record, but there is simply no sound fundamental reason for the market to decline given what is happening in Japan. It reminds me of what the stock market does every time we've gone to war in recent history. At first stocks tank because of the increase in fear that comes along with the idea of armed combat. Then about a week later.
Investors start to realize "Hey wait a minute. Going to war means the government will spend tons of money and that is good for the economy."
Subsequently the market rebounds with a vengeance. Certainly that is what happened in March 2003 when the US invaded Iraq.
The devastation in Japan has similar dynamics to the scenario above. Thus, I believe we are nearing a classic capitulation moment where investors say "enough is enough already".
From there we will probably race back to Dow 12,000 fairly quickly. Then we will wait for the results of 1st quarter earnings season in April to determine if we are ready to take on the old highs at Dow 12,400.

Este texto retrata um pouco a minha filosofia de investidor: comprar nos momentos de medo (como agora)... vender nos momentos de grande optimismo.