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Once Again the Smart Money Isn't So Smart
This past week the S&P100 options (i.e., the
OEX put call ratio) hit an extreme in that the number of puts exceeded the number
of calls by a wide margin. The OEX put call ratio is thought to represent
the large money or smart money, and with puts exceeding calls, this is being interpreted by some as a sell
signal. After all, why would the "smart money" be looking for
protection?
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by Anonymous
Most likely this is so they can justify censoring the internet.
Your right about the banks, they should have? failed, now they are taking over everything with our money.
Anyway, America has had at least 3 major depressions.
fantastisch!
Seems that there is the so called smart money that used to be connected and then there are those with the power to actually manipuate the market and choose prices. These real power money manipulators never have a losing day in a quarter.