if that doesn't look like a bit of manipulation I don't know what is these days in the market, straight the fuck up, 6 straight years of gains and only a minor pull back here and there, amazing to witness this, I thought the dot com days and housing bubble days were insane, todays market is like no other market ever seen before.....
Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$
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if that doesn't look like a bit of manipulation I don't know what is these days in the market, straight the fuck up, 6 straight years of gains and only a minor pull back here and there, amazing to witness this, I thought the dot com days and housing bubble days were insane, todays market is like no other market ever seen before.....
oil surging again, at FRESH 2015 HIGHS up to $57.90, that is making $50 look super cheap, can't wait to pay over $3.00 this week at the pump, thank you speculators once again....next week $60 could be here as soon as Wednesdays report comes out, before you know it were back at $70 and then $80 by the summer, how come we couldn't get a couple of years of oil under $50, just 2-3 years, was that asking for too much, now that oil is taking off again were headed in the same direction, $90+ oil and $4.00 at the pump....it just would have been nice if oil could have situated itself below $50 for a few years, but we all know greed on wall street doesn't work like that, the manipulators and speculators have to drive it right back up, consumer will lose again.....
this is it...we're breaking out of the 2040-2120 range that the S&P has been in since january
0 risk rally to 2250 from here
0 risk rally to 2250 from here
no worries again, last night Chinas factory came in under 50 but stocks still went higher, even here in the US manufacturing PMI dipped but no worries stocks near historical highs once again......just keep buying and don't worry about economic numbers, why they even release these worthless numbers is beyond me, all we need is the fed and the markets should be absolutely fine, we don't need economic numbers getting in the way, since no one pays any attention to them and the fed has no clue when they are going to raise rates just toss all economic numbers out the window, this isnt in economics 101 anymore, its the fed and the central banks controlling the market with plenty of manipulation and their slight of hand...
Manufacturing PMI showed that growth in the U.S. manufacturing sector dipped more than expected in April, with factory activity showing the slowest momentum since January, according to financial data firm Markit.
The preliminary U.S.Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to 54.2 in April from the final March read of 55.7. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the April figure would come in at 55.5.
Manufacturing data overseas was also weak. HSBC's preliminary reading of China's factory activity for April came in at 49.2, compared with a Reuters forecast for a 49.6 print.
Markit's German flash composite PMI, which tracks manufacturing and services activity, fell to 54.2 in April from an eight-month peak of 55.4 in March.
The negative data weighed on European equities but sent Asian stocks in Tokyo and Seoul to multi-year highs. Despite the PMI figures that indicated contraction in China, the Shanghai Composite ended mildly higher, up 0.4 percent, while the Hang Seng closed down 0.4 percent.
Manufacturing PMI showed that growth in the U.S. manufacturing sector dipped more than expected in April, with factory activity showing the slowest momentum since January, according to financial data firm Markit.
The preliminary U.S.Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to 54.2 in April from the final March read of 55.7. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the April figure would come in at 55.5.
Manufacturing data overseas was also weak. HSBC's preliminary reading of China's factory activity for April came in at 49.2, compared with a Reuters forecast for a 49.6 print.
Markit's German flash composite PMI, which tracks manufacturing and services activity, fell to 54.2 in April from an eight-month peak of 55.4 in March.
The negative data weighed on European equities but sent Asian stocks in Tokyo and Seoul to multi-year highs. Despite the PMI figures that indicated contraction in China, the Shanghai Composite ended mildly higher, up 0.4 percent, while the Hang Seng closed down 0.4 percent.
thats right, getting ready for the surge....zero risk all reward. once we break out of this its free fresh highs with no pull back from here to 2250 + maybe we get to 2300 by summer and by fall were at 2400, probably close 2015 at 2500++++ and the dow will certainly close up over 20,000, just keep buying the fed has your back, just keep the rally in tact and everything will be just fine, no dip in over 1200 trading days, no such thing as bear markets or corrections, no such thing as bad earnings or bad economic numbers, as long as the fed is here there isnt a worry in the world, just keep buying and buying and buying....you don't even need to work these days, just buy the futures and stocks and etfs and sit and retire early, yellen and friends will take good care of you
trust me once it starts to climb it climbs, there isnt going to be no pull back its going straight up,,,the manipulators and speculators will drive it right back to $90 +++ I will buy DWTI and add until the next oil collapse comes....until then I own UWTI and will hold it until oil breaks above $90...simple as that.
