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Non-Tech : Kirk's Market Thoughts -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Kirk © who wrote (10768)	12/28/2020 4:21:56 PM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 26795

Hi Kirk, I like and use fib retrace, but never took the time to learn extensions. When you asked, I thought it was a good thing to learn and it seems easy enough. I know Jack of all trades uses it a lot and GemX (Ted Aguhab) always looks at where its is. From watching Cohu over the years, big acquisitions often take two years to absorb severance and repositioning of assets, then bear big fruit. Times up! <smile> Not uncommon for brutal dips in price during that time period. March was surely such an event. To think that a final distribution of the market would take place 9 months after such a huge dip is a bit fast. IMO 2021 will be good for semi's, while other sectors are slower to recover, I think there is a lot of future pain to be had for a lot of REITS - especially office space REITS. More than just malls. Warehousing may be the only winner out there in the REIT world and some sectors can be painted with the same brush unjustly. Bob