Thursday, June 29, 2006
Found this through Google blogsearch
Maybe Technorati later
Definitely think the echo bubble idea is worth some discussion
Maybe Technorati later
Definitely think the echo bubble idea is worth some discussion
Looking up the term "echo bubble" on Google I find my own comments on 'Comment Is Free', with a link to a chart on Bigcharts.
With a link to a chart. Latest version is even more convincing I think. Something is going on there.
I expect to find more about an "echo bubble" sometime soon.
With a link to a chart. Latest version is even more convincing I think. Something is going on there.
I expect to find more about an "echo bubble" sometime soon.
Later today there should be a guide to other blogs that I work on or at least a diagram as part of my learn9 website. This is about learning so one current idea is to make the blogs at least appear more coherent. I have tended to just start another one and then not continue.
Monday, June 12, 2006
Another time to mention the possibility that there could be an echo bubble.
Just to recap, and make things clear, this blog is not about welcoming a crash. It is trying to make sense of what is happening and estimate some kind of timeline and scale. If the echo bubble is the start of the crash proper then the scale of this sine the 1990s is large compared to anything previous.
I have come back to this as I follow Adobe and had a look at their chart. They seem an exemplary echo bubble stock as the share price almost reached the level of around 2000. Apple are unusual as they have gone higher recently than in the supposed dotcom bubble. As before, type ADBE or AAPL into www.bigcharts.com with All Data or a decade. I am not saying that chart theory is always reliable or is easy to follow, but these pictures tell some sort of story.
GOOG has not been going long enough to form a pattern. AMZN may be part of an echo bubble but on such a small scale as to be not too disturbing.
Of course it may all be different this time and values will soon start back on up. But I think it is worth watching over the next few weeks.
Just to recap, and make things clear, this blog is not about welcoming a crash. It is trying to make sense of what is happening and estimate some kind of timeline and scale. If the echo bubble is the start of the crash proper then the scale of this sine the 1990s is large compared to anything previous.
I have come back to this as I follow Adobe and had a look at their chart. They seem an exemplary echo bubble stock as the share price almost reached the level of around 2000. Apple are unusual as they have gone higher recently than in the supposed dotcom bubble. As before, type ADBE or AAPL into www.bigcharts.com with All Data or a decade. I am not saying that chart theory is always reliable or is easy to follow, but these pictures tell some sort of story.
GOOG has not been going long enough to form a pattern. AMZN may be part of an echo bubble but on such a small scale as to be not too disturbing.
Of course it may all be different this time and values will soon start back on up. But I think it is worth watching over the next few weeks.