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Somebody say something about fighting? ;)

Great in that trend, how about in chop.

Dec 21st, fall ends with first day of winter. Oh you mean the markets. IMO it is way too soon to know with any certainty.

Just got caught up on about 20 pages of this topic. Flew thru because more than half (prolly 2/3rds) I don't see. Life's good in ET land. ;)

Seriously? Netflix has a subscriber growth issue, not a Ukraine issue. Also MickeyD's will do just fine without Russia. And Russians would be better off not eating BigCrap's anyway although maybe not if the alternative is a crappier BigCrap.

Wake me up when September ends https://www.honeystocks.com/daily-news/1st-september-2022

11:02 of pure idiocy. Everyday he spews such stuff? hehe

https://vimeo.com/user4051895/videos

TLDR. Markets are reacting to money printing being withdrawn - as expected. Simple as that.

Lunch hour sneak attack. Divergence between NQ and NQ Tick (middle), and NQTick Momo (bottom):-

Or how about keeping it bi-partisan - Rep (R) Michael McCaul of Texas, Congress' top stock seller for last year $66.7 million.

And always do a chemical check of the lining of your underwear before putting them on.

.... and oh Edwin Diaz too.

Shocking. Not really. Lukoil chairman dies after falling from a Moscow hospital window By Anna Chernova, Frederik Pleitgen, Chris Liakos and Julia Horowitz, CNN Business Updated 2:05 PM ET, Thu September 1, 2022 https://www.cnn.com/2022/09/01/business/lukoil-chairman-dies/index.html...

Think you got my point. Which was nothing to do with student loans are bad or students should pay all upfront.

I don't report - but Baron will likely see it. Maybe its nothing. But you disappoint by shilling. Traders just trade. No need to shill.

Just got a chance to read this morning's Bloomberg email newsletter - which had this:- China lockdown The Chinese metropolis of Chengdu will lock down its 21 million residents to contain a Covid-19 outbreak, a seismic move in the country’s vast Western region that has largely been untouched by...

So since the top in QE The Fed has reduced balance sheet assets a whopping -1.55% up to yesterday's report. Let's see how quickly they get at it ... and how markets react. Along with, importantly, future rate hikes.