The only way to have made to today's huge surge was to buy yesterday at close ... Watch fools buying while the markets are up literally 2% at open The futures have ticked up literally every second through the night making intra day highs every few minutes as now the the s&p is almost up 100 points!! Since the futures opened there hasn't been any down ticks just free money ...
Spy and dow at record highs. There was no need for a 50 basis point cut now stocks are going higher and more free money for the masses. .... There is going to be super amounts of liquidity in the markets creating asset bubbles once again to inflate. Good job powell and friends.
another day........... another gap up another day........... another gap up another day........... another gap up another day........... another gap up another day........... another gap up
All this free money.... The fed did an excellent job of creating more liquidity for markets to print more money as the dollar keeps on dropping !!
I know there is alot if free money but damn I'm willing to short the fuckkkkkkkk out of FNGU above 400!!!
wish permabears checked the charts for the last endless number of years.... daily SPX candle closes at the lows are SUPER BULLISH.... not bearish
Underperformance will make people do strange things, like end of the quarter window dressing or signing Andy Dalton to replace Bryce Young.
Gold at $2630 It just keeps climbing.... They say people buy gold when uncertainty in the markets arise or as an inflation hedge yet it seems neither of these exist so what is exactly going on that gold keeps rising with the markets??
Seems no matter what scenario unfolds they can always find a reason for the markets to advance.... I have seen these fun facts before on market trend outlooks and about 98% of them no matte what always show the markets higher in the future. You could have the worse scenarios unfold like unemployment rising to 11%, 147 trillion in debt, housing prices collapsing, gdp growth slowing to 38 yr lows, s&p earning forecast dropping quarter over quarter and none of this will cause markets over the long term to feel any negative consequences against these major market environmental factors.