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Ok.. 2 charts...
One of these things is not like the other...
And today...
Charts:Bloomberg
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well, that bottom chart looks like me round about midnight last night...
So... Burt Gummer must be on coffee break?
So, it would appear that everything is getting bought. Oh happy days are here again...
"Full faith and credit"....
It's pert near Christmas time Tyler. Every time the S&P hits a new high a banker gets his bonus check.
+1 for "pert near".
Yep, the X-mas parties just keep getting better for those useless paper-pushing fucks. It will be like this even after the "hangover" involves some of them losing their heads.
same as it ever was.
Bullish. Efficient markets. Normal and sustainable.
America: The Exceptional.
But...but... but Martin Armstrong said that....
That's two charts damn it!
Shhhhhhh... it's the new math.
1+1=3?
... That's how you get kids.
6 stocks worth 1/4 of FED QE
aapl 670B
goog 365B
amzn 151B
pcln 60B
tsla 32B
nflx 23B
1.3T
Something go POP soon....
When will then be now?
Is there something about the sheer volume and immediacy of all that oil production that makes it tougher to manipuflate?
Too many players with their own agenda....
Dreadful volumes. Just wait when some big elephant wants to sell...
This is 1998 all over again. Therefore next year could be the blast off for this market. 3rd year of a presidential cycle, the retarded amount of money created by the central banks combined with less stock due to buybacks and all of that other shit to convince people to keep buying stocks hand over fist will be in play.
Its probably japanese pension funds buying and less related with Bullard comment. Comment alone is not enough.
The charts are useless unless with a reference time line of a few weeks. A reference of a decade would be better.