iamwhatiseem
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tell bernbanke to give another speech, that'll do it...![]()
Damn straight...pair him up with Geithner...and then send out Obama to do a press conference and we can get this going good.
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tell bernbanke to give another speech, that'll do it...![]()
Global Financial Meltdown: Investors Dump Nearly Everything Admist Worldwide Market CrashMajor Stock Market Indexes, Commodities, Currencies And Everything In Between Is Being Dumped By Investors Across The Globe In The Midst Of A Global Financial Meltdown.
The financial markets across the globe are facing one of the most massive sell-offs in recent memory.
The Dow Jones Industrial average has sold off over 467 points today. When and when you add that on top of 284 point drop following yesterdays crash FEDs statement, which announced operation twist and warned of significant downside risk and strains in global financial markets, we have a 751 point drop in the DOW since 2:45 PM est yesterday, which is the largest 2 day slump since 2008.
There are an endless parade of economic statistics many of which are the worse since the Great Depression and World War 2 era. We have also seen 111 of the s&P 500 hit fresh 52 week lows, a drop in global currencies beside the dollar, oil dropping into the high $70 per barrel range and gold plummeting over 5% to trade in the low $1,700 per ounce range.
The Plunge Protection Team will make sure the Dow closes above August 10th close $10,719
Today was a Risk Off day.
In case anybody was wondering...
I was buying, as a trade. Stops are set below.
If one wants to be positive, the S&P close only a few points lower than where it opened. Indices are around support and the VIX is at resistance. Volume was high, but not as high as in August. The last billion shares in the last hour took the market up. Sentiment is extremely bearish based on II numbers, as well as other quantitative statistics. There are positive divergences in the oscillators.
OTOH the fundamental news has been poor, though a proprietary index I look at said the US economy is expanding at the fastest rate since Spring (but that might change). The loonie had it's 2nd worst day in at least 40 years. Secondary indices and a few foreign ones are breaking down.
I was buying, as a trade. Stops are set below.
If one wants to be positive, the S&P close only a few points lower than where it opened. Indices are around support and the VIX is at resistance. Volume was high, but not as high as in August. The last billion shares in the last hour took the market up. Sentiment is extremely bearish based on II numbers, as well as other quantitative statistics. There are positive divergences in the oscillators.
OTOH the fundamental news has been poor, though a proprietary index I look at said the US economy is expanding at the fastest rate since Spring (but that might change). The loonie had it's 2nd worst day in at least 40 years. Secondary indices and a few foreign ones are breaking down.
In my humble opinion, those of you counting on QE3 for a market bounce are in for a huge disappointment. I believe that it's already priced in the market. If the Fed doesn't start another round of quantitative easing, the market has only one way to go - down. If they do announce another round of QE I believe it will still drop, but not as much.
The reality is that we are in a bear market for stock prices and have been for quite some time. Interestingly, Gold prices have also dropped along with equities. Feels like deflation to me.....
You know...there might be 100 people in America that could predict what happens tomorrow.
I think, as the past 8 weeks has shown us, that there is an equal chance that the DOW will drop 300 points tomorrow - or raise 300 points.
Gold, Acting Like A Commodity, Plummets In The Face Of A Rising Dollar
Global markets have broken down after Bernanke said the economy faces significant downside risks. Interestingly, gold plummeted along with other risk assets, despite its traditional safe-haven status, which generally benefits from bouts of fear and volatility. The underlying reason? A rallying U.S. dollar.
Gold, Acting Like A Commodity, Plummets In The Face Of A Rising Dollar - Forbes
The US Dollar is actually on the rise!
Gold, Acting Like A Commodity, Plummets In The Face Of A Rising Dollar
Global markets have broken down after Bernanke said the economy faces significant downside risks. Interestingly, gold plummeted along with other risk assets, despite its traditional safe-haven status, which generally benefits from bouts of fear and volatility. The underlying reason? A rallying U.S. dollar.
Gold, Acting Like A Commodity, Plummets In The Face Of A Rising Dollar - Forbes
In my humble opinion, those of you counting on QE3 for a market bounce are in for a huge disappointment. I believe that it's already priced in the market. If the Fed doesn't start another round of quantitative easing, the market has only one way to go - down. If they do announce another round of QE I believe it will still drop, but not as much.
The reality is that we are in a bear market for stock prices and have been for quite some time. Interestingly, Gold prices have also dropped along with equities. Feels like deflation to me.....