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US unemployment is likely to peak at about 10.5 per cent and may not start to come down until the summer of 2010, according to Charles Evans, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Mr Evans told the Financial Times he had been “a little surprised” by the _latest employment...

Yeah, no brass ball traders more around ...

Where are the high frequency traders today ? LMAO !

Here is some light with regards to S&P weights : http://www.indexarb.com/indexComponentWtsSP500.html For Nasdaq see here : http://www.nasdaqtrader.com/Trader.aspx?id=IndexHoldings The NASDAQ 100 index is structured as a hybrid between equal weighting and capitalization weighting. It...

I like old school market behavior. First obvious gap closed. Now we need to see market discipline and close the "other" one...

Finally, the gap is closed ! Took more time than it should allowed to be...

Take a look at SMA´s....Mean reversion didn´t work today because bears too stupid...

Goldman and JP Morgan say thank you for this gift of a trading session.

Only one comment for todays sesssion : dumb, dumber, bearz....

Finally gap fill ? :confused:

Insane....

And here we go again : 1104.25 easy defended by bulls...just buy 1000 lots 1004.50, sell 1005.25. Easy money.

More annoying than that is the absolute stupidity of bears out there to understand strategic price levels that are important to break through...rookies !

How insane must you be to turn a 10.6 % downfall in housing starts into a stock indices rally ? That´s only bullshit Wall Street is able to produce...

3 times this year and nothing learned at Eurex !

Sell 1110.25. Target at least 1098.25.

By Rick Green Nov. 16 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. banks may see 10 percent of their $1.1 trillion in commercial property loans go sour and regional lenders could face credit downgrades as the impact grows, according to Fitch Ratings. The data don’t include $500 billion of construction loans...

The incompetence of the Chief technology Officer at EUREX is UNACCEPTABLE ! This guy must leave ! :mad: :mad: :mad:

Good luck with that !

The boss of Britain's largest bank has warned that forcing through draconian regulatory reforms on the financial sector - including a crackdown on bonuses - could cause 'a new credit crunch'. HSBC chairman Stephen Green said: 'There is once again a real danger that the cumulative impact of...