Rather like, people/machines on the sidelines being dragged in to not be further embarrassed about underperforming.
Is the Nasdaq blowing higher than the fundamentals ?
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Rather like, people/machines on the sidelines being dragged in to not be further embarrassed about underperforming.
Fundamental: FED rates is 0% and FED is openly buying private bonds and even buying ETF from the private hands with public money. The FED is buying stuff with your other peoples money or money it doesn't have. notes or currency are just IOU 'notes' cash is a receipt or bond. meaning the fed owes money.
The fed has 'rules' it must obligated to do. or the integrity of the currency is in jeopardy. like in many third world countries, the FED or central bank is not separate from political interference. like Trump threaten to fire jerom who probably owns a lot of assets like stocks and real estate and therefore has a vested interest in rising asset prices.
prices are not based on the 'market' but gov't interference. its also known as 'market manipulation' and owuld be illegal if a private individual was to do it.
that is the MAIN diffrence between 'free' or 'market' based economy rather than central gov't command 'economy' like in China. or many third world corrupt economies.
The fed has 'rules' it must obligated to do. or the integrity of the currency is in jeopardy. like in many third world countries, the FED or central bank is not separate from political interference. like Trump threaten to fire jerom who probably owns a lot of assets like stocks and real estate and therefore has a vested interest in rising asset prices.
prices are not based on the 'market' but gov't interference. its also known as 'market manipulation' and owuld be illegal if a private individual was to do it.
that is the MAIN diffrence between 'free' or 'market' based economy rather than central gov't command 'economy' like in China. or many third world corrupt economies.
You guys heard of the fed put? Fed is probably buying equities thru proxies. Rumors have it that fed will not allow the market to correct more than 5-7% . Keep telling yourself you live in a capitalist system. I
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worthless small and med. caps are not participating in this 'BS' gov't command rally.
as big money don't play with small fry stocks with no bids.
which is the opposite of 1997-2000 rally. when most of the bull was in the small caps.driven rally. now the bullishness is in big cap stocks. and inflated big cap stocks with market cap over 1 trilloin. can you beleive that a company with 1 trillion and all the money is in a few companies.
it's not a diversified market. too much money in a few stocks or handful. and mostly buying even the gov't is buying the bonds and the market with other people's money or the people's money.
as big money don't play with small fry stocks with no bids.
which is the opposite of 1997-2000 rally. when most of the bull was in the small caps.driven rally. now the bullishness is in big cap stocks. and inflated big cap stocks with market cap over 1 trilloin. can you beleive that a company with 1 trillion and all the money is in a few companies.
it's not a diversified market. too much money in a few stocks or handful. and mostly buying even the gov't is buying the bonds and the market with other people's money or the people's money.
This trade will only last for so long before it collapses. At the trajectory and magnitude that these stocks are climbing, which is a COMPLETE vertical, is completely unsustainable. Eventually law of large numbers will take place and earnings will not at all justify equity prices.
Focusing on what he posted rather than thread title: Fed will not be buying TSLA shares specifically, no.
Why do I keep reading statements like this BS?
Are you new to the world?
"Rumors the Fed will not allow the market to correct more that 5-7%."
Well, shit, then I guess we can get rid of the stock-market-breaker system which triggers at 7%. Except we triggered that what, three times this past quarter alone?
Stop posting yer speculative nonsense about the Fed.
How about August 2019? How about May 2019? How about Dec 2018?
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