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Stocks Stalled At Post-NFP VWAP As European Banks Resume Freefall
It seems like we are back in coin-tossing mode as S&P futures are trading in a very narrow range this morning at exactly the post-NFP volume-weighted average price level. Perhaps the current sell-off in European banks will bias that coin a little to the downside...
Distrubution of prices for ES (S&P 500 e-mini futures) post-NFP showing VWAP and current price...
As European banks resume their drop after tagging yesterday's highs...
Charts: Bloomberg
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SilverT, can we have some words (explanation) with the computer print-out
http://www.jsmineset.com/2012/02/21/the-golden-angels/
Ahh thanks, Gentleman Jims golden angels.. shouldda recognised it!
next is 46squared or 2116
then 47sq=2209 and so on.....
38DD
watch for the short term post-euro-close low volume ramp-o-rama.
Maybe this helps decide direction.
News Alert
from The Wall Street Journal
The U.S. filed an antitrust lawsuit Wednesday against Apple Inc. and the nation's largest publishers, alleging they conspired to limit competition for the pricing of e-books.
The lawsuit alleges Apple and the major book publishers reached an agreement where retail price competition would cease, retail e-book prices would increase significantly and Apple would be guaranteed a 30% "commission" on each e-book sold.
But, but... Yahoo Finance says: http://i.imgur.com/mfU39.jpg
my classmate's sister makes $62 hourly on the laptop. She has been unemployed for 5 months but last month her pay check was $13843 just working on the laptop for a few hours. Read more on this web site .... http://bit.ly/FPPP3j
Bernank, fire up the HP and "ease" some more, you COCKSUCKER.
+/- 15 handles, nightly, on the ES is 'very tight'?
That's not a sea monster. That's a chart of the S&P 500. Going down.
yep, everything fades except the American momo darlings as SBUX, WFM, CRM, AAPL all near their all-time highs. Weak markets elsewhere just sends more money playing the 'only game in town' - catering to American decadence and money printing.
i couldn't believe my eyes when I saw AAPL at 640 yesterday!
The frustrating part is that in nominal terms, it might just go on like this, especially when more central banks commit to easing.
But how in heaven's name do you want to explain to your friends and family that it doesn't matter if your AAPL is worth 500 or 800 USD per share if the USD would have lost the exact same gain in purchasing power?
if you have to explain it to them, they are srewed anyway...
None of the goldbugs care for such logic around these parts mate. Watch my junk rating for proof.
Oh so 'gold bugs' are illogical? How so? Gold seems to be up far more than anything else since the Great Monetizing began in 2009. So what did they do, just get blind luck then?
Not saying its the wrong trade dog, just the popular chant for "more printing" without actually thinking or knowing what that will entail. Arbitrary price increases in the currency they seem to despise (and yes I am generalising here and realise how fraught with danger that is) seems to be what they are all after, without thought to the actual consequences of another few trillion in "money" creation. I love PMs. Just for the right reason (I think). It's more a comment on the ever more common bland "fuck you bernanke" or "fire up the presses" shit that we have to read more and more of each passing day.
Read: "The Creature From Jekyll Island, a Second Look at the Federal System", 5th Ed., G. Edward Griffin, ISBN: 978-0-912986-45-6
The Bernank WILL print because he MUST print!
ithink your wrong, P/E=17.85 ain't so bad compared to some, could even double without surprizing.
Consider pricing everything in petrol to family and friends.
I'm wondering if the FED has thought about just creating a "market animation". What the helll is the difference. They just intend to "create" a wealth effect anyway. Well just print the number at the end of the day. What a joke.
Sorry for the sarcasm but this is not the way capitalism is supposed to function and Beranke and his ilk need to be shown the door.
If they did that then the sheep might just catch on. Then again maybe not.
the bernank will buy the euro banks.
Yep, and nobody gets to vote, either in Europe or America, on this 'policy' of a private US bank with a monopoly on money buying strategically Europes banking sector
"democracy" you just gotta luv it
(puke)
APPL to the moon and my dollars to the floor
But but but, HSBC propaganda letter today raised zEuropean banks to BUY BUY BUY and recommended spanish govies too! Just like they recommended greek govies back in the days!
New comparison of actual prices of gold and silver with Otober 2011 prediction charts and extension to september 1st, 2012:
http://saposjoint.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=2626&p=37176#p37176
Acurracy still within 3%.
Spanish Bomb:
http://i42.tinypic.com/vp9kc9.png
Spanish Bombs:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-qcy0-7ngw
SHRINKAGE
Looks like the PPT is bargain-hunting today. Scooping up some undervalued stock like BAC. Yeah boy.
Tom Petty Free Falling
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gqT6En2O78