Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

The melt up is taking place a bit earlier today. I went long at 25985 and then sold at 26015.

Will buy at close for the weekend risk premia.
 
I'm sure you did chuck!!!!!




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  • Chuck Schumer went to the White House to negotiate a possible deal to avoid a government shutdown with President Donald Trump.
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Rickshaw Man said:
After the close the typical spike up. Seems everyone knows the shut down is fake news.
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Nothing is typical of the market, or that much random or purely coincidence.
Every new trading business day has been pretty much elastically established premarket, you just have to keep a dynamic open mind to see what degree it chooses to stretch and temporarily, maybe, deviate.

I guesstimated from point A to point B...opening bell...to closing bell...the market would end near neutral. before the market opened.
It's like a movie...from opening bell to closing bell. The drama, and plot twists/or fakeouts, along the main overall storyline progressing to ambiguous assumptions.

It's better than cumming. o_O -- that calm, smug feeling~ of winning or vaguely timing and anticipating the future correctly,
 
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I'm amazed by GEs stock price and business. You would think such a company that's so intertwined within the US economy would be experiencing such a downfall....I find it very amusing that such a company can be struggling in such a time where unemployment is 4%, economy "booming" and talks of GDP being at 3%


Makes you think how is possible that last time GE suffered such a down fall was during the crisis of 2009!!!


This was GE's worst week since the Great Recession

By Matt Egan January 19, 2018: 3:47 PM ET


The last time General Electric had a week this terrible, the Dow was below 7,000.
 
S2007S said:
I'm amazed by GEs stock price and business. You would think such a company that's so intertwined within the US economy would be experiencing such a downfall....I find it very amusing that such a company can be struggling in such a time where unemployment is 4%, economy "booming" and talks of GDP being at 3%


Makes you think how is possible that last time GE suffered such a down fall was during the crisis of 2009!!!


This was GE's worst week since the Great Recession

By Matt Egan January 19, 2018: 3:47 PM ET


The last time General Electric had a week this terrible, the Dow was below 7,000.
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What i would like to know is why CNBC stopped saying. So goes GE ...So goes the economy lol.
 
lawrence-lugar said:
Nothing is typical of the market, or that much random or purely coincidence.
Every new trading business day has been pretty much elastically established premarket, you just have to keep a dynamic open mind to see what degree it chooses to stretch and temporarily, maybe, deviate.

I guesstimated from point A to point B...opening bell...to closing bell...the market would end near neutral. before the market opened.
It's like a movie...from opening bell to closing bell. The drama, and plot twists/or fakeouts, along the main overall storyline progressing to ambiguous assumptions.

It's better than cumming. o_O -- that calm, smug feeling~ of winning or vaguely timing and anticipating the future correctly,
More...

Look either put on your bull horns, or bear skin and swagger. Or get lost.
 
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