RE:RE:RE:RE:GermanyI can say you come off a bit arrogant and somewhat wrong. Sure they are all different exchanges but it is only one company. Germany has foreshadowed price action here and in Canada as well. And when Canada has been open with US closed we have seen Canadian gains followed in the US. They all trade independently but an equilibrium is maintained lest you create secondary markets. So if Germany goes up 5% while us and Canada are closed then you know one of two things will happen tomorrow. Either Germany will give back all the gains or US and Canada will catch up. I expect the latter.You may argue that that is not "impact" and is just the enthusiasm in Germany being reflected here in the US and there in Canada. If we quickly gain 5% tomorrow you will understand. If we don't you can say you told us so. Lets revisit, ok? Perhaps the grasping has been done, just not so thoroughly as you imagine you have. And to all the posters who feel like mr canyousee missed or discounted your point I feel you. Don't let it bother you.
I expect we will have a good week... and hey, did you see Germany took it up 5%.... nice!