383267 (2)
383267 (2)
DOW
Volume 295,960,544
Avg. Volume 378,304,032
NASDAQ
Volume 1,853,909,067
Avg. Volume 2,457,178,709
SP500
Volume 2,377,863,594
Avg. Volume 4,074,411,774
Volume bars on NASDAQ at close.
All of this is the same since January 7th.
Positive or Negative it all has the same higher volume on open and then it decreases shortly after over 2 hours and then increases towrds the close. The biggest volume the last few minutes of trading.
They have the up day on the DOW so that is what the financial media will focus on. IF they do not they have to explain why the banks can't make any money unless they shift around credit-loss scenarios. They are all doing this.
Plus they cannot make enough in fixed income FICC to off-set any poor performance they have.
Wait until the next set of documents come out detailing how many days they had no loss trading days or very few to achieve these results.
Canary in a coal mine.
that one likes NOTHING
they have nowhere to go but up.
This a 6 month view. Drifted down until the start of this year. Still not moved much to the upside.
Based on real inflation we are already have an inverted yield curve so I can't see them dropping moar from here. This is about where it 'should' imo. Russia already liquidated most of it's US debt starting in March and then another big one in July through October.
China still has alot. If* they do it and it won't be easy the rates will go up the same way they did when VP had to do it.
*if that is even allowed. They may just end up sucking it. They have no alternative and are trapped with it. Start to sell it and it devalues what they still hold.
and it was the 666 crumb of the bread no less!
same for me.
Financial media is even worse then regular TV. All vested in keeping it the same. cramer even told his minions that physical metals is 'not the place to be'.
Do the opposite of him and you are far better off. The Dennis Gartman of TV
That was such a load of shit. Turbo-Tax Timmy!