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Futures falling hard...I believe it's still the virus that's causing the drop. If you all remember bird flu and sars...etc. they usually come up with a cure in a month or two and everything is forgotten about and stocks resume their triumph rally

The etf DIA didnt exist 100 years ago a mutual funds were well after these companies were either folded into a buyout or went under so how could you have bought the dow before DIA and mutual funds to cash in on those average 7-8% gains???

Dow drops 250 points after a second US coronavirus case is confirmed The most lame excuse...and oil dropping as if the entire world is at a standstill...haaaaa Think back at all the other viruses and plagues that touched down on planet earth. They fixed it within a few weeks. Remember the...

Monday these friday losses wil be completely erased with new record highs on all indexes

Oil plunges as coronavirus outbreak threatens demand Brent crude is down nearly 6 percent this week https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/oil-price-plunges-coronavirus-outbreak.amp#aoh=15798849133579&referrer=https://www.google.com&amp_tf=From %1$s

Oil dropping like a rock. Complete headfake, and I'm sure most thought it was going to 75 or 100.... Reason for the drop is because of the virus spreading. I will say once the virus is contained oil will bounce at least 10%. Until then below 50 it is probably happening.

You wouldn't know until well after the fact the market is down substantially.....

You know I opened up a retirement account and took notice of that. Every 2 weeks I see it enter into the account, now take 10s of millions of retirement accounts, there are billions and billions of dollars buying into this market on a weekly basis when payday comes and all those 401ks and 403bs...

No such thing as free markets. More intervention each and every fu*king day

Finally they admit it. Took how many months? Only way to juice markets higher. As I have repeatedly said, without fed intervention and the trillions and trillions they have pumped into this market, the Dow Jones industrial average would still be trading below 10,000....thank the fed for every...

Haaaa....10,000 points higher...how much can you possibly stretch valuations that are already stretched enough??? Trump says GDP would be near 4% and the Dow would be up to 10,000 points higher if it weren’t for the Fed PUBLISHED WED, JAN 22 20204:24 AM ESTUPDATED MOMENTS AGO Mike Calia...

Hope earnings can keep up with such an inflated dow P/E

Paul Tudor Jones says this ‘crazy’ stock market run reminds him a lot of early ’99 PUBLISHED TUE, JAN 21 20207:34 AM ESTUPDATED AN HOUR AGO Yun Li@YUNLI626 KEY POINTS Paul Tudor Jones said at the World Economic Forum that the stock market today reminds him of early ’99. “We are just...

Well when the QQQ is down 23% I'll only be down about 8.3%

It will catch up. Its focused more on small cap...no worries. With the fed pumping trillions even if it's up 49.2% for the year while the s$p is up 53.8% I sure wont cry over a small 4.6% difference...

As stocks hit more more records, there are signs traders may be getting way too euphoric PUBLISHED FRI, JAN 17 20203:20 PM ESTUPDATED MOMENTS AGO Make no mistake, this market move is NOT normal, and is NOT something which should be able to continue technically into and through February...

With just 10 trading days left in January, the Wharton Finance professor is warning investors Dow 30,000 would likely be the breaking point for the record rally. “It’s going up a little too far, too fast,” he told CNBC’s “Trading Nation” on Thursday. “Once you go too fast, a little stone can...

So my Year to date performance in my retirement funds is already up a whopping gigantic towering huge 2.12%!!!! Yes over 2% and January isnt even over..... And This is just in 11 trading days as of yesterday. So quick math shows that since this rally is completely non stop, risk free and...

Fed liquidity just juicing markets to completely overbought levels. Stocks are the most overvalued since at least the 1980s based on one measure PUBLISHED THU, JAN 16 202012:54 PM ESTUPDATED AN HOUR AGO Maggie Fitzgerald@MKMFITZGERALD KEY POINTS The price-earnings to growth ratio...

And once the world economies collapse under all this debt rates will only push more negative. They have no clue what they are doing. The entire financial worldwide industry is completely broken. $253,000,000,000,000 worth of debt!!