More and more in Twitter comments from traders are appearing - watch for the 200 day ma, 50 day ma, some other technical analysis, and less comments from investors. And it looks, they don't look at the fundamentals of the companies, but for some patters that someone long ago decided they exist. So my question is who is driving the market, who has more power - the trading guys or the real investors? Or my question is totally wrong. Maybe my observation is not very correct but I think more and more people (especially young) are tempted to trade thinking of making fast money. So if this is the case isn't the real investor under threat?
Hey, StockNovice. Great write up as always.
More and more in Twitter comments from traders are appearing - watch for the 200 day ma, 50 day ma, some other technical analysis, and less comments from investors. And it looks, they don't look at the fundamentals of the companies, but for some patters that someone long ago decided they exist. So my question is who is driving the market, who has more power - the trading guys or the real investors? Or my question is totally wrong. Maybe my observation is not very correct but I think more and more people (especially young) are tempted to trade thinking of making fast money. So if this is the case isn't the real investor under threat?
Thank you in advance for your time!
What's your opinion on when SaaS will come back and how do you think SaaS multiples will fair in the future?