sideways action for the hedgies to distribute into. Similar to yesterday after the morning gap down. Shorts absolutely annihilated on this.
Friggin' yo-yo.
porn name
What goes up on smallish volume now comes down on heavy volume.
Propylene Glycol is also used in in your radiator.
dub dubs confirm
There should be a sign in EVERY airport in africa that reads
"don't fuck the monkey's….we really mean it this time!"
where is that POS anyway?
Markets are just going to drift sideways for a few hours unless someone panics ala Lehman in '08
That volume bar in oil is biggest one I've seen recently on the down side. Trying to gin support right now at $48.25
British services growth hits 2-year low amid Brexit worries
LONDON (Reuters) — Businesses in Britain’s dominant services sector reported the slowest sales growth in two years during the final three months of 2018, another sign of a slowing economy ahead of Brexit, the British Chambers of Commerce said on Thursday.
Many retailers had reported difficulties in the run-up to Christmas, but Thursday’s findings — from Britain’s largest private-sector economic survey — point to a broader slowdown among businesses that rely on consumer spending.
Manufacturers also reported weaker sales growth, and orders slowed across the board befoe Britain’s planned departure from the European Union on March 29.
“The British economy is in stasis,” BCC director general Adam Marshall said. “With little clarity on the trading conditions they’ll face in just two months’ time, companies are understandably holding back on spending and making big decisions about their futures.”
The Bank of England estimates overall economic growth slowed to 0.2 percent in the final quarter of 2018 from 0.6 percent in the three months before.
British Prime Minister Theresa May is struggling to overcome deep opposition to her Brexit plan in her own Conservative Party, raising the risk that no transition period will be provided to ease Britain out of its four-decade-long membership of the EU.
The BCC’s survey of more than 6,000 businesses was carried out from Nov. 5 to Nov. 26, before a lack of parliamentary support forced May to postpone a vote on her Brexit deal.
On Wednesday, a survey of manufacturing purchasing managers showed an unexpected pick-up in growth, but it was driven primarily by businesses seeking to stockpile goods in case of border delays following a possible no-deal Brexit in March.
Despite Brexit worries, most businesses in the BCC survey said they were finding it hard to recruit staff. Manufacturers reported the joint-greatest recruitment difficulties since the survey started in 1989, and the situation for services businesses eased only slightly from a record high in the third-quarter survey.
http://the-japan-news.com/news/article/0005458391
known as Yomiyuri Shinbum. Was once the largest circulated paper in the world.
likely the impact of the Carrilion Diaster earlier this year.
Check the volume steadily decreasing over the session. Not the mark of investors 'piling' in
once it dips look for another fresh round of big vol spikes. Have to keep it 'up' going into the weekend so they feel good about it.