You opened the thread, I wonder how much you have made from the market? one million? ten millions? one billion?
Markets dropping because ECB says it will hold off until next year to make any changes that most were hoping for in the next week or two...markets are too addicted to stimulus and rate cuts...that can only last so long. On an up note Shanghai up over 4% last night. More free money tonight from the Asian markets...Shanghai should break 3000 again. All markets are melting up. As for today's decline it will be short lived. They will turn it around later today and tomorrow all losses will be erased as the markets will be up 7 straight weeks in a row.
And just like that the NASDAQ is green and the Dow that was down 90+ is only down 43 points. Fuck...this is literally a risk free market. No such thing as a sell off.....free money rains down on wallstreet
Hahaha ...look at that. Green and more fucking free dollars....a huge down day now bright green....if the market opened up 50 plus points it would never erase those gains...but an open on the downside and look how quickly that near 100 point loss is now a 12 point gain. Wowwww. Free money everywhere
How long have we been saying this for, everyone knows you can't cure debt with more debt but it doesn't matter when markets keep going higher. Bill Gross: You can't cure debt with more debt Jeff Cox | @JeffCoxCNBCcom 4 Hours AgoCNBC.com Central banks are trying to solve a debt crisis by piling on more debt, creating a "point of low return" for investors, bond guru Bill Gross said in a letter to clients. The Janus Capital portfolio manager and Pimco founder takes the Federal Reserve, Bank of Japan and European Central Bank to task for using monetary policy to make it easier for governments to run up debt, all in the hopes of stimulating anemic global growth. http://www.cnbc.com/id/102240395