The S&P 500 will top at 3250

Will the S&P top at 3250 and pull back 9.23% ?

  • Yes but it won't reach your 9.23% pullback

    Votes: 2 6.5%
  • Yes and it will reach your 9.23% level of 2948 SPX

    Votes: 4 12.9%
  • No way, Trump is taking this sucker to 3400

    Votes: 17 54.8%
  • Who cares you are still early to the top

    Votes: 8 25.8%

  • Total voters
    31
Feel free to buy here and hold to the 2645 SPX touch

So I see ES getting a good lashing in the AH. Already down 20 points from the high, which is rather surprising considering that they've actually pumped this thing higher in the AH sessions like for weeks now. Have they had enough?
 
So I see ES getting a good lashing in the AH. Already down 20 points from the high, which is rather surprising considering that they've actually pumped this thing higher in the AH sessions like for weeks now. Have they had enough?


OE games

Lot of juice sold today
 
OE games

Lot of juice sold today

Well, you and I both witnessed the 2008 crash. It needs to trip a few times before falling down. We'll likely see see-saw actions for the next few days before it falls off the cliff.
 
Well, you and I both witnessed the 2008 crash. It needs to trip a few times before falling down. We'll likely see see-saw actions for the next few days before it falls off the cliff.


I'm not calling for another 2008

Only a 20-24% decline this time


:)
 
Apple helping the s$p once again. Almost $300.

Adding a tremendous $26 billion in market cap today. At the rate apple is moving it will add another $1.2 trillion in market cap by December...earnings would have to absolutely skyrocket through the roof to keep up with the stock price...

That "thing" is helped by US 10yr yields almost at 1.50%. Which is according to my logic a major joke. But hey, as long as the chart is saying "Buy that crap" - I just DO IT!
 
That "thing" is helped by US 10yr yields almost at 1.50%. Which is according to my logic a major joke. But hey, as long as the chart is saying "Buy that crap" - I just DO IT!

If people (investors) with real money are willing to buy bonds at zero or negative rates then why would you as a central banker be so kind to offer them any yield at all ?
 
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