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Tsing Tao said:
If gold spikes in inflationary times, and we're seeing some serious deflation, why would you expect gold to go up? The only thing that should counteract the deflationary pull would be fear. So far, there's no fear in the market. Thus, deflation rules.
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Just went to my local supermarket
They increased a gallon of water by over 20%

Now retails for $1.30

Now you may think well its just 18 cents or 28 cents as no big deal but when you look at the % of the increase its huge gigantic increase ....
 
another apple event and yet another thinnest and lightest quote....Apple now has the thinnest and lightest mac book ever, isn't this obvious with every tech advancement in history, this news is nothing new, we all know in 10 years time a will have a 5.5 MM thick mac book weighing in at only 3/4 of a pound....they should just come out with paper thin phone and tablets now because we all know thats the FUTURE!!!!!
 
anyone selling this rally, I just did, sold 1/3 XIV at 33.81.....dow has made it back above 18,000 now nasdaq might push to 5000 again this week depending on apple of course
 
every time apple has an event other advertisers try to keep twitter going with their own "hilarious" comedy


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apple falling to new intraday lows on watch announcement

haha $10,000 for a pathetic apple watch...come on already....

$550 to $1049 for the basic collection

and $350 for starters

Talk about over inflated prices as usual from apple.



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    Apple Watch collection starts at $549 and ranges up to $1,049 depending on your selection.
 
This is a nice interesting statistic to be told......if this holds true that means the market could be headed for its first full correction in over 5 years!!!!



Market drops 6 months before rate hikes
Start Date
End Date
% Drop
2/2/1946---- 2/26/1946---- 10.2
3/4/1955---- 3/14/1955----- 6.8
9/25/1967----3/5/1968----10.1
11/29/1968-----5/26/1970----36.1
4/28/1971----11/23/1971----13.9
1/11/1973----10/3/1974----48.2
9/22/1980---9/29/1980----5.3
10/10/1983----7/24/1984----14.4
8/25/1987-----12/4/1987----33.5
2/2/1994-----4/4/1994----8.9
2/18/1997-----4/11/1997----9.6
5/13/1999----5/27/1999----6.3
2/11/2004-----8/12/2004----8.2
Median Drop10.1
Source: S&P Capital IQ
"The equity market's response to the increased likelihood of a June rate hike indicates just how nervous Wall Street is toward rate-tightening actions by the Federal Reserve. History explains why," he said in a note.


In the 16 instances since World War II that the Fed has started a tightening cycle, the market has fallen on 13 of the those occasions in the six months prior to rate hikes. Those moves have been as severe as the 48.2 percent bear market drop in 1973-74, and as mild as the 6.3 percent pullback in 1999. There were four bull-blown corrections and three bear markets.


http://www.cnbc.com/id/102488591
 
S2007S said:
This is a nice interesting statistic to be told......if this holds true that means the market could be headed for its first full correction in over 5 years!!!!



Market drops 6 months before rate hikes
Start Date
End Date
% Drop
2/2/1946---- 2/26/1946---- 10.2
3/4/1955---- 3/14/1955----- 6.8
9/25/1967----3/5/1968----10.1
11/29/1968-----5/26/1970----36.1
4/28/1971----11/23/1971----13.9
1/11/1973----10/3/1974----48.2
9/22/1980---9/29/1980----5.3
10/10/1983----7/24/1984----14.4
8/25/1987-----12/4/1987----33.5
2/2/1994-----4/4/1994----8.9
2/18/1997-----4/11/1997----9.6
5/13/1999----5/27/1999----6.3
2/11/2004-----8/12/2004----8.2
Median Drop10.1
Source: S&P Capital IQ
"The equity market's response to the increased likelihood of a June rate hike indicates just how nervous Wall Street is toward rate-tightening actions by the Federal Reserve. History explains why," he said in a note.


In the 16 instances since World War II that the Fed has started a tightening cycle, the market has fallen on 13 of the those occasions in the six months prior to rate hikes. Those moves have been as severe as the 48.2 percent bear market drop in 1973-74, and as mild as the 6.3 percent pullback in 1999. There were four bull-blown corrections and three bear markets.


http://www.cnbc.com/id/102488591
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Yay! Joy to the world! Now we give back a few months of gains...but those who shorted in 2011 are still wrong and dumb.
 
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