Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$
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The markets had been down but has since recovered and we are now positive. Perfect timing 10 minutes till lunch. Sell off what sell off hahaha.
Don't go into the weekend short the stock index futures. They love to release positive news over the weekend. Some of my worst losses came from going into the weekend with an open short position. Sure sometimes it open flat or down. But most of the time it will gap up Sunday night. Just an observation of the past 18 years.
This w/e is a long one too. Memorial Day.
it's not much time off though...
Sunday night market opens with an early close on Monday. And then reopens Monday evening.
So be it...
just please be sure to remember those that have fallen, loved ones or not... defenders of our way of life.
As we hit our session highs, right on time for lunch....same thing over and over......Financial media spews the same thing over and over.
Anyone who thinks Goldman did not have the fed minutes and just now learned what they said needs to find another profession.
Presto! sell off what sell off......Blue skies nothing but blue skies. So easy, just sit tight, no need to exit your longs.
Daily charts look bullish for an overnight rally....Put on your rally hats. Markets always close strong before this holiday.
Same thing over and over. From CNBC website
The S&P 500 turned positive Wednesday afternoon following earlier losses after the Federal Reserve said it would be comfortable letting inflation temporarily run above its 2 percent target.
Stocks started the day down after retail giant Target reported earnings that missed expectations while trade talks with China remained uncertain after President Donald Trump said the current dealmaking may be "too hard to get done."
The Dow Jones industrial average was down 24 points Wednesday afternoon, rebounding from losses over 100 points earlier in the session following the Fed news. Goldman Sachs and UnitedHealth weighed down gains in Boeing and McDonald's.
The S&P 500 turned positive Wednesday afternoon following earlier losses after the Federal Reserve said it would be comfortable letting inflation temporarily run above its 2 percent target.
Stocks started the day down after retail giant Target reported earnings that missed expectations while trade talks with China remained uncertain after President Donald Trump said the current dealmaking may be "too hard to get done."
The Dow Jones industrial average was down 24 points Wednesday afternoon, rebounding from losses over 100 points earlier in the session following the Fed news. Goldman Sachs and UnitedHealth weighed down gains in Boeing and McDonald's.