The S&P will end 2005 @

Discussion in 'Trading' started by rubberbird, Nov 21, 2005.

The S&P will close the year at what price?

  1. under 1200

    20 vote(s)
    10.5%
  2. alittle lower 1201-1249

    21 vote(s)
    11.0%
  3. around here 1250-1279

    52 vote(s)
    27.2%
  4. higher 1280-1320

    60 vote(s)
    31.4%
  5. over 1320 baby!

    38 vote(s)
    19.9%
  1. balda

    balda

    1300.00
     
    #71     Dec 2, 2005
  2. TGregg

    TGregg

    Dang, I expected to read about how the S&P500 was going to end in 2005. I mean, end in total disaster and TEOTWAWKI!!!

    Good to see threads that are grounded in reality.
     
    #72     Dec 2, 2005
  3. gingarte

    gingarte

    @ 1296
     
    #73     Dec 2, 2005
  4. since the S&P didn't travel very far this week, I suppose it would still be fair to accept predictions through sunday night 12/4. Of course, you won't be eligible for the grand prize, and an asterisk will appear by your prediction.

    Acronym 1118
    Satchel 1177.25
    Sportmatt37 1199
    Topsurfi 1207
    Jackbyrd 1225*
    Perseus 1225.25*
    Macroevent 1228
    Lilduckling 1232.66
    Rubberbird 1241
    =================S&P close 12/2 @ 1265.1
    Chitownecho 1269
    Agyar 1269.01*
    Reno4nook 1278
    Chiguy 1282.34
    Wastrading 1287
    Keafan 1292.06
    RNRband 1292.75
    Gingarte 1296*
    Bitstream 1297
    Balda 1300*
    Spelunk 1304
    Restricted 1308
    Thewoodcutter 1310
    Charlie Dow 1322.57
    Drmarkan 1330
    2manywhiners 1335.37
    Nox 1337
     
    #74     Dec 3, 2005
  5. It appears that the EliteTrader consensus has the market closing the year at approximately these levels (1268-1271). However, the bias is skewed slightly to the upside with more votes above the mean prognistication.
     
    #75     Dec 3, 2005
  6. That's scary! I'm in the majority.........
     
    #76     Dec 3, 2005
  7. And heres a probability cone.
    Which suggests, it could end up pretty much anywhere.:)
     
    #77     Dec 4, 2005
  8. And, the most fun part:

    3) The privilege of watching me welsh yet again.
     
    #78     Dec 4, 2005
  9. you misinterpret the data inflection points.
    linear regression analysis suggests lower.
     
    #79     Dec 4, 2005
  10. Oh, i didnt misinterpret it.
    I dont know what a data inflection point is, so i couldnt have:D
     
    #80     Dec 4, 2005