World-Wide Market Report-US close
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>>6514148 Chart Proves existence of POTUS put
Volumes
some good news on DOW-solidly over the daily average on an up day-this is a marked change-take note of this.
DOW
Volume 313,023,302
Avg. Volume 296,944,426
NAS
Volume 1,873,010,886
Avg. Volume 2,217,747,704
This almost there and improving-you short's are getting clobbered-when will you learn to trade what you see and not what you are told to see.
'SP500
Volume 1,898,728,474
Avg. Volume 3,555,414,918
This one still low and needs to get moving.
Wall St. rises for third straight day on data, earnings
The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced Thursday, boosted by stronger-than-expected earnings from Cisco Systems and Walmart.
The retailer's results especially signaled robust consumer spending. The blue-chip index climbed 243 points, or 1%, to 25892. The S&P 500 added 1%. The Nasdaq Composite rose 1%.
Following the moves, all three major indexes are mildly lower for the week after big declines Monday. All 11 sectors in the S&P 500 rose, led by gains in materials, financials and technology stocks.
Shares of Dow component Walmart climbed 1.2% after the retailer's sales rose in the first quarter. Walmart's upbeat earnings helped offset recent concerns about the health of the U.S. consumer after spending at retailers fell in April.
"The U.S. consumer is in exceptional shape, and Walmart's results reinforce that view," said Troy Gayeski, co-chief investment officer at SkyBridge Capital. "The capacity for the consumer to continue to spend at a reasonable rate while maintaining a high savings rate and good credit quality has continued. That's a real testament to a tight labor market and the most meaningful wage gains that we've seen in this economic cycle."
Meanwhile, Cisco reported quarterly results above Wall Street estimates, sending shares up 7.1% – on pace for their largest daily percentage gain since February 2016. The company also said it sees a "very minimal impact" from higher tariffs as a result of the U.S.-China trade spat.
Through Wednesday, all three major indexes were off to their worst start to a May since 2012.
Recent weak Chinese data have raised investors' hopes that Beijing would increase stimulus measures to guard against growing signs of economic weakness.
Retail sale's in China at 16-year lows would do that-they are printing for sure but not announcing, pepe is convinced.
Treasury prices fell slightly Thursday, pushing yields higher, as the rally in stocks weighed on demand for safer assets like government paper. The yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury note rose to 2.407% Thursday from 2.380% Wednesday. Yields fall as investors drive up the price of government bonds, considered havens amid growth concerns.
this give's the bank's and institution's that rely on them moar breathing room but the die is cast-see here:
JPMorgan Chase Owns $2.2 Trillion in Stock Derivatives; Two-Thirds the Total for All Banks
let that sink in and this is in ONE place.
According to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), the regulator of national banks, as of December 31, 2018 JPMorgan Chase Bank NA (the Federally-insured bank backstopped by U.S. taxpayers) held $2,212,311,000,000 ($2.2 trillion) in equity derivatives. Equity is another name for stock. The OCC also reported that all commercial banks in the U.S. held a total of $3.374 trillion in equity derivatives at the end of last year, meaning that for some very strange reason, JPMorgan Chase holds a 65.5 percent market share of bank trading in this derivatives market.
http://wallstreetonparade.com/2019/05/jpmorgan-chase-owns-2-2-trillion-in-stock-derivatives-two-thirds-the-total-for-all-banks/
Chinese Buybacks Soar To All Time High As Foreigners Dump A Record Amount Of Stocks.
See Cap#3
the largest amount on record.
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-05-16/chinese-buybacks-soar-all-time-high-foreigners-dump-record-amount-stocks
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5EDJI?p=^DJI
Source article Wall Street Journal via
https://www.marketscreener.com/news/Dow-Industrials-Rise-Lifted-by-Walmart-Cisco–28611103/
https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/bond/tmubmusd30y?countrycode=bx
and fuck off WSJ, you shut down your comments section so not paying for you anymoar.'
The longer this goes on like this the moar strength it gives POTUS from a negotiating standpoint. He knows China cannot sell much, if any of it's debt into the market-who will buy it?