PlaneFag: Med/Europe-Israel and Italian AEWC ACs, French north from Cote d'Ivorie, a few US Navy Clippers departing Crete, Kuwait and Egypt

Israel AF BRANDY G550 AEW&C (Airborne Early Warning and Control) Nachshon Eitam south along Israeli coast and back to Nevatim AB, Italian AF PERSE71 G550 (same type as Israel Nachshon Eitam-Singapore AF also has at least one of these) over eastern Romania, RCH1815 C-27 heading west from Beirut, French AF CTM1051 A330 north from Abijian, Cote d'Ivorie and a coupla US Navy Clippers CNV6622 left Kuwait, CNV4294 left Souda Bay Crete and CNV541 departed Cairo int'l, also a French AF CTM2038 A400M south form Muwaffaq Salti Air Base, Jordan

Housekeeping

SAM886 C-40B (red dot east of BRANDY) stopped at Shannon, Ireland yesterday and then went to Tel Aviv-last seen heading east about 8h ago-likely JCOS Milley and that left MacDill AFB (CENTCOM) yesterday >>18202786 pb

and after yesterdays 'pump' on literally nuffin (unless you count the tech layoffs='good' narrative) reality creeps back in-cap # 3 is XLF Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund and someone 'decided' that buying 11.74m shares in the Zombie bank ETF (all at once) was a good idea'

NYSE Gets Wave of Sell Orders, Unleashing Stock-Market Chaos

A wave of sell orders targeting financial services stocks swept across American equity exchanges at the open of trading Tuesday, sending companies including Wells Fargo & Co. and Morgan Stanley (They announced a dividend on Jan 17th) to brief but sharp plunges from which they mostly quickly recovered.

After closing Monday at $45.03, Wells Fargo fell as low as $38.10 before bouncing back, while Morgan Stanley plunged to $84.93 after ending at $97.13 on Monday. Exchange officials didn’t immediately respond to phone calls and emails. The price action bears hallmarks of past episodes in which mistaken trades led to sudden price distortions. (Fat finger excuse here-good try B'Berg-not when it's this broad-based but you gotta try)'

Tuesday’s transactions occurred in New York Stock Exchange-listed securities and took place on virtually every trading platform, including ones overseen by CBOE Global Markets and private venues reporting to the Finra trade reporting facility. Other impacted stocks included the likes of Walmart Inc. and McDonald’s Corp. These stocks saw drops of at least 12% before they were halted. Their moves have now rebounded to less than 1% in either direction.

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/nyse-gets-wave-of-sell-orders-unleashing-stock-market-chaos-1.1874200

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/XLF

Planefag CONUS Activity: MILLR36 WC-135 Constant Phoenix 'Nuke Sniffer' SW from San Juan, PR and SAM updates

MILLR36 WC-135 Constant Phoenix 'Nuke Sniffer' SW from San Juan, PR and about to cross NE Panama coast-cap #2,, SAM112 G5 (KAF AC of Interdast-cap #3) departed NAS North Island North after arriving yesterday-did some roundies at NW Arkansas Airport (Wal-Mart land) before landing for a 2h stop then on to NAS North Island, SAM073 G5 west from JBA, HENCE40 E-6B Mercuy from Pax River heading west nao pver PA, BOXER81 C-40C east from JBA SCORE16 E-2 Hawkeye ove C-Bay and returning to Pax River (think small AWACS E-3), Dutch AF MMF54 A330 west over Northern MI from Koln, Germany depart (Home of Luftwaffe)-possibly heading to Minot AFB ND and finally MEXI AF FAM3528 737 NW from Santa Lucia AB (Mex City 'burbs) and likely to Tijuana-used in the 'clean-up' ops prior to Potato's visit to El Paso

>>18218537

>MRNA Shot That Is Injected Directly Into the Heart

and peeps will line up to get it too.

>>18218538

Mexi AF FAM3528 went to Obregon-prior to Chapito being arrested-and they have been awfully silent on that haven't they?-one of these 737s went here (Obregon) so they were prolly 'looking' or used it as a fake out 'cause the actual AC that took Chapito from Culiacan (under fire) to Mex City was switched off shortly after taking off from Mex City

>>18091243, >>18091267 pb PF: FAM3526 737 leaving Mexico City to Culiacan-the rest of the trip is not available-transponder is shut off at this point