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Almost 70% Of US Stocks Are Below Their 200-Day Moving-Average
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Oh, no! Now Central Bankster is cannot raise Fed Rate. Best is made plan of mice and men...
BUY!!!!!!
Forgot "cash on the sidelines". lmao
3:30 ramp right on time!
isn't the FANG all that matters???
Cramer did say yesterday that it's a buyers market and he doesn't understand why anybody would be a seller... :)
He just doomed the market!
BYE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hahahahahaha
Hit the sidewalk so hard it was difficult to tell what the remains were. It seemed meat like........
Maybe is like dead cat, no bounce. Remember, shave prior to culinary preparation.
BULLISH!
(for me, I'm as short as a beheaded dwarf)
"Butterfly Effect" - If Butterfly is flap wing in Beijing, FOMC is abandon rate hike strategy in New York.
Boris added,
Apparently, Kevin Henry is only buying just a few select stocls.
Those that haven't started big buy back programs yet, so when they do, prices go up! Wheeeeeee! "investing" is so fun!
When it gets to 100% someone wake me up
So that means 30% of stocks are 'fairly valued' and the other 70% are really at bargain prices? Wow, these numbers have all the signs of a potential HUGE rally!
Who gives a fuck ?
It's just paper.
No real value anyway.
Just enough bad data and just enough market turmoil to give the Fed cover to stand down, and then we'll have the rip your face off Santa rally! Nonethelss, all is still well and the Fed will remain data dependent in determining the proper point for lift-off which remains both appropriate and imminent (until it's not).
The only data the FED is dependent on, is the status of Obama`s legacy, How much the government needs printed to spend, and when and if to trigger a crash, if a Republican looks close to beating Hillary........
Of course there is pent up demand. It's in the hands of all of those 40+ who are renting. Their payments must be lower than those saddled with mortgage debt, so all that money can go into stawwwwwwwwwks.
I Yellen dont raise and she wont there is going to be a mother of a short squeeze, just in time for Santa...
The quants know just which stocks to buy to keep this sucker afloat....
two times in two days, commentators on cnbs hasve indicated 'investors have too much cash onthe sidelines'. there are few cash indicators out there, one is the rydex asset ratio and mutual fund cash levels put out by the mutual fund institute (?). both show very very low levels of cash which is a contraindicator, thus bearish. but they have been pegged to 'lowest ever' for like a year and a half.
are there any indicators to show what these jackasses are referring to when they claim 'money on th esidelines'?? maybe they mean credit available in margin accounts??
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