Comments on: Stockmarket Turmoil to be continued… http://whatthefinance.com/stockmarket-watch/stockmarket-turmoil-to-be-continued-9 "Money makes the world go round"... all around the world. Wed, 15 Feb 2012 13:16:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: The What Girl http://whatthefinance.com/stockmarket-watch/stockmarket-turmoil-to-be-continued-9/comment-page-1#comment-3 The What Girl Wed, 19 Dec 2007 18:15:56 +0000 http://whatthefinance.com/stockmarket-watch/stockmarket-turmoil-to-be-continued-9#comment-3 I suppose your question goes for the UK stock market... According to my personal point of view, the FTSE 100 index will resume its upward trend during the coming week, but I seriously doubt it is going to break above 6750 by year end. I am not suggesting that we've seen the worst yet, as the current moves in the stock markets are 'corrective' in nature, but that certainly does not imply the end of the bull market. ('Bull Market' is a term used for financial markets whose prices are rising) My advice - to all investors - is to keep their eyes (and ears!) open for any warning signs of which specific sectors/industries are more likely to be negatively influenced by the current crisis, as happened with the financial sector earlier this year. I hope that answers your question. I suppose your question goes for the UK stock market…

According to my personal point of view, the FTSE 100 index will resume its upward trend during the coming week, but I seriously doubt it is going to break above 6750 by year end.

I am not suggesting that we’ve seen the worst yet, as the current moves in the stock markets are ‘corrective’ in nature, but that certainly does not imply the end of the bull market.

(‘Bull Market’ is a term used for financial markets whose prices are rising)

My advice – to all investors – is to keep their eyes (and ears!) open for any warning signs of which specific sectors/industries are more likely to be negatively influenced by the current crisis, as happened with the financial sector earlier this year.

I hope that answers your question.

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If not how far can this crisis worsen?

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