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Journalists loved to zero in on their readers' emotion :) •2021 Seeking alpha Technically Speaking: Blowing Up The Everything Bubble | Seeking Alpha https://seekingalpha.com/article/4408272-technically-speaking-blowing-up-the-everything-bubble •2020 from TheHill The Federal Reserve's...

Do you think VIX would break below 20 for good?

country gets old (like an old man is deteriorating with age, which is equivalent to deflation I think).

XLE and IYT

there's no point for setting himself up for failure. if he fails, then America and the whole system would fail. he's going to stick to the accommodating script. I think a goal of the FED is to placate the public opinions (by installing trust and confidence in people and systems). ok, he might as...

please don't jump, your 10 shares of gold ETF ain't worth it besides you've made a ton of money with that nuclear material stock. but if you insist, then step to the right a few steps, there's a big rock waiting for someone down there. He'd be more satisfactory (he would definitely achieve the...

we all have seen countless market knee-jerk reactions to the FED 2 o'clock news releases. DJI might tank -500 sometime this week due to the FED hints at an interest rate hike, but I doubt it (they're not going to shake the tree for sake of saying they're the boss,... if it were to happen...

what if big banks get together and give their support for gold (they're loaded enough with all those cash, jewel, asset,...), and make it some sort of hush-hush quasi gold standard (instead of chasing after those crappy cryptos). or intrinsic value has no bearing practical meaning?

•the data shows we won't have recession this year (SPX would tank 50%) •let's assume the FED caved to the NASDAQ's tantrum, and raised interest rate, historically, indexes still continued to go up in the face of the rising rate. so the NASDAQ over-reacted to something hasn't happened yet :)

the phrase "Don't fight the FED" was coined by Martin Zweig in his 1970 book ("Winning on Wall Street). That was 40 years ago. That conclusion was from his researches on the markets, so I guess the FED's inducement in the markets has been going for 50 years or more, not something happened...

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don't know, but for long term prediction, I think SPX will be closed up this year, probably around 4000 level :)

several years ago, the NSA's hacking tools were leaked online.... so I wouldn't be surprised in a distant future, we'd have some sort of stuxnet type of hack in one of those US conglomerate companies.

was March 2003 the turning point of the 2000 bear market? basing on the bond yields & SPX, they are telling we are going to have a bull market. bond king Jeffrey Gundlach, bond emperor Bill Gross, and company are b1tching about earning peanuts with low interest rate? yet they've bailed out on...

SL002S - the FED only bought bond ETF's in the article that you posted. Technically, it wasn't really a surprise. bond market has been their play ground. Probably, at some point in the future, they might tiptoe in the equity ETF markets. bailing out small money like those stimulus checks and...

I think small cap index or Biotech index would be better candidates if they want to attract day traders (SPX is a heavy index, and divided by 10, they're not going to get this snoozer to move much to be worthwhile for day trading.

probably, NASDAQ is not going to move much this year (a consolidation year for NASDAQ). it racked up 43% gain in last year, and 38% in the year before that, and 28% gain 2017.

let's make St Patrick Day the International Men's Day (most of the male population around the world would appreciate and relate to each other. •March is one of the months that don't have a federal holiday. Let's make Mar 8 a US Federal holiday (yes, work is overrated!). (holiday is another way...

I think Mr. Gums has Allen Greenspan's disease (the need to be the center of attention. I'm the maestro of the financial world. My words are pearls of wisdom that could take the markets up and down at will. I think Yellen and Bernanke were better FED chairs (they didn't crave for attention or...

so boner, you were the guy who directed Texas utility companies to shut down the system for two days during the winter storm? :) •you're competing against Uncle Buffett; he also invested in solar farms. MAY 11, 2020 6:26 PM PT "The Trump administration on Monday approved the largest solar...