You probably erased what you wrote by mistake before posting. LOL I have a list of people on "Ignore" and/or "Block". This has NEVER happened to me. LOL And besides, I thought you don't ignore or block people. How can this feature glitch on you? Just curious.
I don't ignore or block people. The issue is, even though someone has you on block, and they respond in a thread, THEIR post shows up as a blank response if they are the latest post in the thread. If you then reply to that blank post, you can see what they wrote. So you then respond to it with the quote, and you cannot see that in the thread, but others can see the whole thing, if neither poster is on either of the offender's block lists. The system is whacked, man.
I am aware of that glitch but no matter what happens, when you respond, we should still see your response even if you responded to a post by somebody who's put you on block that showed up as blank. I have responded to people that I have ignored or blocked or put me on Ignore/block because their posts showed up due to it being the latest post in the thread and my post still shows up. And besides that glitch happened because the system just didn't have a chance to hide it yet before you clicked on "reply". Somehow the server sometimes takes some time in hiding the post when its poster is on your "Ignore" list or vice versa and before it does, it shows up as blank but the "Reply" button is still visible. If you really don't want to reply to the post, just refresh the page and the post will disappear. Just thought you might like to know. I have never seen a complete blank post to quoted post before.
The system is fine. You're whacked. Seeing how you are the only one calling for ignore/blocked to get cancelled.
%% Some people [like a 6.66' fake mouse LOL......] value=overweight their opinion; much more than market history, market trends or seasonality. [Last place] Others like WSJ\ love to promote the theory a low PE like DOW\DIA is the key LOL Once or twice, past 50-55 years the DOW beat SPY[S&P 500]; so this is not a prediction LOL.
there is a money printing press ready to print markets into oblivion and beyond in order to avoid just small drops (see Covid), what do you think they will do if a big drop happens? Exactly. Party like it's Zimbawe.
ET's ignore/block is pretty dumb. If you ignore/block someone, they shouldn't be able to post in your thread for example. It's like what's the point of it when that blocked person can derail your own thread having side discussions confusing the you the OP.
Unfortunately all the bearish guys are dead broke from this 33% s@P 10 month move . So its too late for most shorts and irrelevant if we drop big . Whats funny about this last 12-18 month move is fed fund rates never dropped and overall earnings are atrocious . I read yesterday earnings ests for 2024 are now the exact same as they were 2 yrs ago for 2024 . There’s no way the economy really accelerates here . People are drowning in debt . The problem the fed has is asset prices have been screaming to all time highs month after month (stocks ,Housing etc). There’s way too much wealth in the system . If they lower rates to much inflation will scream again . It could be the $ dropping big to cause it or wealth demand just buying goods. This is the pandora box the fed finds itself in . Recessions in the economic cycle are very important to suppress demand and reset the bar. The Fed has not allowed a real recession since 2009(Covid was a few months event). There no Big drop to bounce off to sky the economy . Now were in a ho hum sideways for ever type economy just muddling around .
The time this market will drop is when the permabears capitulate & go long. That's when you should sell. When the permabears at JP Morgan become hyper bullish that is the time worry.
There is another factor in this - how much stress can the (shadow) banks really burden if the air is deflating? Minimum equity requirements for banks are at an all time low for a reason. At this point it's about who has to bite the dust and who has to be printed out. Lehman Brothers dilemma times X (where x is the amount of banking companies barely getting by).