| To: candlestickit who wrote (33030) | 5/1/2019 3:30:40 PM | | From: sylvester80 | | | | >>>after the strong close, don't forgot about the day after, ALWAYS higher. LOL... Guess I'm missing the "strong close" or the "short panic" cause with only half hour to go everything is getting clobbered again and making new day lower lows... lol... looks like "classic" long panic selling in May and going away... ;)
BTW, I noticed that when you use "ALWAYS" and "classic" in your posts, the opposite happens... so keep using them... lol |
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| From: humble1 | 5/1/2019 3:35:26 PM | | | | | | | drop in flation is "transitory" says jay. oh, my. that doesn't sound dovish. daddy is not going to be happy. might as well head right to the woodshed for his paddling. |
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| To: humble1 who wrote (33014) | 5/1/2019 4:02:55 PM | | From: dospesos | | | | | H1, wrt Fed and rates: there is a rumor that "oier" is coupled to a "permisso" for employing sterilized excess reserves held by banks at the Fed to buy US Tsys. If so they would likely mostly go into 2 yr and shorter durations. Add that to the list of lovey dovishisms. [ed:That is, if the rumor is confirmed.] |
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| To: dospesos who wrote (33033) | 5/1/2019 4:08:35 PM | | From: Lou Weed | | | | Yes sireee bub!
Only carcinogenic if you down a bottle a day - if you do that, something else will annihilate you long before the big C....
Life's too short not to be drinkin' the Vulin...…or the Cakebread Cab :-)
BB |
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| To: dospesos who wrote (33041) | 5/1/2019 4:09:18 PM | | From: humble1 | | | | | more rearranging the chairs on the titanic. why not? the treasury gets to pay the interest instead of the fed. lol. looks b etter for the fed when they send $$$ back to the treasury every year. if t rates go up banks can just live off of the higher rates and park them at the fed. these clever ideas never work out. unintended consequences just like -ive irates. |
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