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Also, I do believe the markets are being manipulated higher here, it could be a head-fake. Perhaps just a setup - just suggesting to be careful here! Think, who is really being setup to benefit??
VR :confused:

Yes, they are trying to make a double bottom. Next Thursday is OPEX, they will try to make all those puts expire worthless. I can see the S&P getting to the 50dma sometime next week.
 
...sarcasm...

but, since we're there...

why would the markets crash without a cut? Everything is A-OK!!! Inlfation is "low", banks are done with writedowns...Full steam ahead, buy, buy, buy...no need for a cut

...end sarcasm...

I am curious why my food and gas buget increased 56% over the last 6 months if inflation is "so low" No new family members and driving the same (well maintained) cars about the same distances...
 
...sarcasm...

but, since we're there...

why would the markets crash without a cut? Everything is A-OK!!! Inlfation is "low", banks are done with writedowns...Full steam ahead, buy, buy, buy...no need for a cut

...end sarcasm...

I am curious why my food and gas buget increased 56% over the last 6 months if inflation is "so low" No new family members and driving the same (well maintained) cars about the same distances...

But remember, the "core" inflation is still pretty low - don't buy food or gas and you will make out just fine! (more sarcasm)
 
What a turnaround today already. God...
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Unbelievable.
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from cnbc:
It's been a wild ride already, and the market just opened. Futures had been pointing lower, then bounded higher after a CPI report, which has been described as "bizarre" and even "absurd," showed no inflation last month. Futures rocketed still higher right after the Bear Stearns loan news emerged. When the market opened, stocks initially jumped then pulled back as investors digested the Bear news.
 
from cnbc:
It's been a wild ride already, and the market just opened. Futures had been pointing lower, then bounded higher after a CPI report, which has been described as "bizarre" and even "absurd," showed no inflation last month. Futures rocketed still higher right after the Bear Stearns loan news emerged. When the market opened, stocks initially jumped then pulled back as investors digested the Bear news.

Ben, Bush, Hank, and the rest of the government, this is what happens when you try to support the markets.
 
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