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Re: European Debacle Sends Stocks Reeling
Nice post. Here we are a year later and the mess has just gotten bigger. It will be interesting to see how this whole thing plays out. The market is definitely pricing in default for Greece yet the EU is pledging to stand behind it. We will see who breaks first, the market or the EU. My bet is the EU
Nice post. Here we are a year later and the mess has just gotten bigger. It will be interesting to see how this whole thing plays out. The market is definitely pricing in default for Greece yet the EU is pledging to stand behind it. We will see who breaks first, the market or the EU. My bet is the EU
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Re: Our Wallets Just Got Lighter This Morning
LOL. Good observation
Peter
look at the vol. 100 always. it seems ISE market maker trading with himself to promote the venue
LOL. Good observation
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Re: European Debacle Sends Stocks Reeling
Thanks, and the same issues are very likely... possibly worse.
Thanks, and the same issues are very likely... possibly worse.
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Re: European Debacle Sends Stocks Reeling
Ok, let's see a broker statement showing that you got them.
Ok, let's see a broker statement showing that you got them.
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Re: Fertilzer Stocks Move Higher Again
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Only the ones in South Armagh. Actually I'm orf to Camlough this aft.
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Re: Fertilzer Stocks Move Higher Again
I call it a pile of BS.
I call it a pile of BS.
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Stock Markets Advance On QE3 Hopes
The markets are driving higher today on expectations of some major quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve. Tomorrow is the big day. Ben Bernanke and his fellow Federal Reserve cronies will release their policy statement. In his last few speeches, Ben Bernanke has eluded to more easing. Because of this, the markets have high expectations. Today, short covering and buying are taking hold on anticipation of major new measures. The Federal Reserve must now deliver or face a massive drop in the markets. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF (NYSE:SPY) is trading at $121.69, +1.38 (+1.15%).
Should the Federal Reserve dissapoint the markets tomorrow, the down side could be huge. A Dow Jones Industrial drop of 500 points would not be out of this realm. However, Ben Bernanke is well aware of this. It must be assumed he will do his best to deliver.
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) is surging sharply again. The stock is trading at new all time highs, hitting $422.00. The stock continue to be a major safe haven in an otherwise uncertain future. While the stock is strong, it is far to extended to be a buy. Wait for a pull back.
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The markets are driving higher today on expectations of some major quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve. Tomorrow is the big day. Ben Bernanke and his fellow Federal Reserve cronies will release their policy statement. In his last few speeches, Ben Bernanke has eluded to more easing. Because of this, the markets have high expectations. Today, short covering and buying are taking hold on anticipation of major new measures. The Federal Reserve must now deliver or face a massive drop in the markets. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF (NYSE:SPY) is trading at $121.69, +1.38 (+1.15%).
Should the Federal Reserve dissapoint the markets tomorrow, the down side could be huge. A Dow Jones Industrial drop of 500 points would not be out of this realm. However, Ben Bernanke is well aware of this. It must be assumed he will do his best to deliver.
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) is surging sharply again. The stock is trading at new all time highs, hitting $422.00. The stock continue to be a major safe haven in an otherwise uncertain future. While the stock is strong, it is far to extended to be a buy. Wait for a pull back.
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Re: Stock Markets Advance On QE3 Hopes
thanks for that
the breakout on apple is unsupported...a fake
the break happened on 15 september $392 was the breakout point
50% of the break is $408 area,if it retraces
at some point the bulls will be tested,whether it is bernanke or something else
thanks for that
the breakout on apple is unsupported...a fake
the break happened on 15 september $392 was the breakout point
50% of the break is $408 area,if it retraces
at some point the bulls will be tested,whether it is bernanke or something else
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Lost Cause: Stock Markets Surge On Hopes And Dreams
The markets are surging today on major optimism over the European debt scenario. Late yesterday, news broke that the powers in Europe are preparing to handle the crisis with major initiatives. These initiatives will mirror those done by the United States in 2008. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF (NYSE:SPY) is trading at $118.89, +2.65 (+2.28%).
The markets continue to go through panic and fear, then hopes and dreams. This possible deal will turn out to be reality soon. However, it will not save this market in the short term. It will not restart the global economic engine or save European countries from collapsing down the line. It will work as a small band-aid.
To see the reality of the situation, one must just look at the recent New Home Sales data. This data was the worst on record in terms of buys over the last 6 months. Without the housing market, the economy will not recover. In addition, unemployment has remained at the highs for years now. Lastly, let's not forget the next collapse on the horizon in the United States. States like California are just as bad off as Italy and Greece. Will they get the next bailout?
This sharp bounce in the markets will fade. New lows will be seen and panic will set back in.
Gareth Soloway
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The markets are surging today on major optimism over the European debt scenario. Late yesterday, news broke that the powers in Europe are preparing to handle the crisis with major initiatives. These initiatives will mirror those done by the United States in 2008. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF (NYSE:SPY) is trading at $118.89, +2.65 (+2.28%).
The markets continue to go through panic and fear, then hopes and dreams. This possible deal will turn out to be reality soon. However, it will not save this market in the short term. It will not restart the global economic engine or save European countries from collapsing down the line. It will work as a small band-aid.
To see the reality of the situation, one must just look at the recent New Home Sales data. This data was the worst on record in terms of buys over the last 6 months. Without the housing market, the economy will not recover. In addition, unemployment has remained at the highs for years now. Lastly, let's not forget the next collapse on the horizon in the United States. States like California are just as bad off as Italy and Greece. Will they get the next bailout?
This sharp bounce in the markets will fade. New lows will be seen and panic will set back in.
Gareth Soloway
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Re: Lost Cause: Stock Markets Surge On Hopes And Dreams
There's no panic. The chart is going side ways. I say write options.
There's no panic. The chart is going side ways. I say write options.
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