At least time is getting closer.
Third week in Oct seems the obvious low point in time.
Hate to say it but if price doesn't decline and the usual 30% pullback holds then I just see many years of sideways action.
Not surprising in many ways.
The US economy will take nearly a decade to sort itself out and while China has internal infrastructure to sustain itself, China exports are dead for 10 years.
I am no fundamentalist but can anyone give me a serious fundamental on why BHP can improve its share price from here. Yes, earnings may be fine but how can it get better?
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