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pogo no one posts here Guys don't like the markets?
 
Investors had the weekend to re-consider ... seems they realized the Corona virus was just media hype and safely ignored ...

...He said one day too early.

Listen, anybody who thinks this market yo-yo is about the coronavirus doesn’t understand what they are watching. The CV was simply the catalyst that exposed an inflated stock market. What will all the “Trump’s economy is great” people be saying when the Fed goes negative with rates like the rest of the world?
 
Listen, anybody who thinks this market yo-yo is about the coronavirus doesn’t understand what they are watching. The CV was simply the catalyst that exposed an inflated stock market. What will all the “Trump’s economy is great” people be saying when the Fed goes negative with rates like the rest of the world?

Well ... when you're right, you're right ... and when you're right ... well ...

You're right ...

Comment withdrawn ... and thank you for the correction ...
 
Listen, anybody who thinks this market yo-yo is about the coronavirus doesn’t understand what they are watching. The CV was simply the catalyst that exposed an inflated stock market. What will all the “Trump’s economy is great” people be saying when the Fed goes negative with rates like the rest of the world?

Well ... when you're right, you're right ... and when you're right ... well ...

You're right ...

Comment withdrawn ... and thank you for the correction ...

Actually the post you quoted contradicts itself. First he says the swooning DJIA is NOT about coronavirus, then in the next sentence he says it IS the catalyst. And it's still going on, concurrent with the CV. At the moment I write this, falling precipitously, over 500 points down after losing some 900 yesterday.
 
Actually the post you quoted contradicts itself. First he says the swooning DJIA is NOT about coronavirus, then in the next sentence he says it IS the catalyst. And it's still going on, concurrent with the CV. At the moment I write this, falling precipitously, over 500 points down after losing some 900 yesterday.

Listen, anybody who thinks this market yo-yo is about the coronavirus doesn’t understand what they are watching.

This is the part that shut me up ... stock prices only reflect what corporations think the Corona virus will do to the broader markets ... so, here we see the Blue Chips thinking that CV will have a negative impact of dividend payments ... if this gets bad then we might even enter recession and some constricting of the economy ...

Ha ha ha ... I have very little understanding of what I'm watching ... there's no contradiction though ... Corona is on investors minds of late, just not the only thing ...
 
Actually the post you quoted contradicts itself. First he says the swooning DJIA is NOT about coronavirus, then in the next sentence he says it IS the catalyst. And it's still going on, concurrent with the CV. At the moment I write this, falling precipitously, over 500 points down after losing some 900 yesterday.

Listen, anybody who thinks this market yo-yo is about the coronavirus doesn’t understand what they are watching.

This is the part that shut me up ... stock prices only reflect what corporations think the Corona virus will do to the broader markets ... so, here we see the Blue Chips thinking that CV will have a negative impact of dividend payments ... if this gets bad then we might even enter recession and some constricting of the economy ...

Ha ha ha ... I have very little understanding of what I'm watching ... there's no contradiction though ... Corona is on investors minds of late, just not the only thing ...

That's not my quote you put there. Please do not abuse the quote function.
 
Fortunately the DJIA rallied back from earlier when it was down over 600 to finish today down "only" 265.58.
 
Listen, anybody who thinks this market yo-yo is about the coronavirus doesn’t understand what they are watching. The CV was simply the catalyst that exposed an inflated stock market. What will all the “Trump’s economy is great” people be saying when the Fed goes negative with rates like the rest of the world?

Well ... when you're right, you're right ... and when you're right ... well ...

You're right ...

Comment withdrawn ... and thank you for the correction ...

Actually the post you quoted contradicts itself. First he says the swooning DJIA is NOT about coronavirus, then in the next sentence he says it IS the catalyst. And it's still going on, concurrent with the CV. At the moment I write this, falling precipitously, over 500 points down after losing some 900 yesterday.

Let me explain. The market was and still is highly overvalued by nearly every metric. This overvaluing has occurred because of Fed action of low interest rates and QE in an effort to create growth where there is no demand, so people bought stocks and real estate driving prices higher (inflation). The CV is simply the catalyst which exposes the over extended market. Read the following tweet from a person way smarter on investing than you and me put together. Ask why companies are buying their own stock instead of investing in actually growth.
Christopher Cole on Twitter
 
The number of shares being traded is tiny, almost invisible, compared to the number outstanding; this is just day traders pumping and dumping a tiny number of available shares not locked up in institutional portfolios and brokerage accounts. It really is nothing, just the market equivalent of a gossip fest.
 

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