Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

crash helmet on, trading inverses uvxy etc :D

timberrrr.... next stop 3550

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S&P dividend yield is supposedly 1.5% so with bonds flirting and even above that the Street is uneasy. Fido better not be there to greet dad when he comes in the front door.
 
noddyboy said:
Why does it keep falling EVERY night? Who is selling?
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It's called inflation fears, and institutions buying bonds when their yields seem to be better than SP yields? Just a guess. Oh, and some Eurozones are now in a recession apparently.

But why does any of that matter? This is a zero risk environment, where the fed props up the market. I mean, look at this week's performance!

There is zero risk in going long anywhere! Right Rickshaw?!?
 
Overnight said:
It's called inflation fears, and institutions buying bonds when their yields seem to be better than SP yields? Just a guess. Oh, and some Eurozones are now in a recession apparently.

But why does any of that matter? This is a zero risk environment, where the fed props up the market. I mean, look at this week's performance!

There is zero risk in going long anywhere! Right Rickshaw?!?
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I get that but like 3/2020, all of the downside is overnight when everyone is sleeping...so it has to be someone who is still awake and trading billions at midnight EST.
 
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