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Martin King
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"Today, Treasury is announcing that it will suspend the sale of State and Local Government Series (SLGS) securities at 12:00 p.m. on July 30, 2021," Yellen wrote. The suspension of such sales to state and local municipal bond issuers will continue until the debt ceiling is suspended or raised, Yellen said. Video: Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says inflation may be temporary (FOX News) Pause Current Time  1:04 / Duration  5:20 Loaded: 39.33% Unmute 0 HQ Captions Fullscreen Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says inflation may be temporary Click to expand "If Congress has not acted to suspend or increase the debt limit by Monday, August 2, 2021, Treasury will need to start taking certain additional extraordinary measures in order to prevent the United States from defaulting on its obligations," Yellen added.
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Mike Hernandez
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Bullish
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Martin King
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Mike Hernandez That's right I forgot it's already priced in lol
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Anyone look at the DIX print today?  Not great for bulls, but hey, this is an imaginary market running on lies and magic and it will probably keep going to infinity at this pace.
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Nothing better to do on Friday night then look at DIX??
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Bill Wo
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Easy. Hilarious comment. Well played
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Jeff Elliott
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yes but we don't run the show.
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Mark Ma
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The economy had a heart attack in March 2020. Dr. Fed intervened and fixed the heart attack, but now the patient has terminal cancer (debt+inflation)
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Jeff Elliott
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https://invst.ly/vivi8
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From the lower BB to the upper BB..It is possible to get a backtest of the breakout or pause..but depending on where you bought from..i don't think it will make any difference in the larger cycle..insane as it is and hard to believe myself.Scenario#2..?..straight up gone.
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I going to try to get the next forecast for the rest of the quarter but I gotta do some more research hopefully early next week.
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Sorry guys the SPX hit the 4410 ahead of schedule. I know for a while there you thought I was frontin.
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Joe Messeri
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I jist in ested my lifr savings into SPY the S&P will hit 6k soon
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ben tanner
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well done - retirement bekons!
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Or hopefully will crash
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Vasile Ionel
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Keep pumping
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Bill Wo
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Bears will win Monday spy pc ratio lowest it has been in months
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Arthur can you say what you just said but say it in English please...
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Easy and Quick Trans Accounting    Was thinking the same thing.  I was actually interested in what he was saying.
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Arthur Sommer Actually, I was reading the same thing with gamma exposure. Good to see I’m not the only one. I see gamma pointing up too with hedges being dropped. We might get a bull flag but the trajectory is overall up.
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Big money sells puts going into an fomc meeting because markets tend to rally ahead of fomc. Also look at SKEW index reaching ath almost every day since the beginning of this tight range rally - there is WAY too much protection against a pullback for IBs to let the market crash.
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Mr Robot Pretty much. If there is a known event like FOMC, why wouldn’t hedge funds buy protection going in?
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francisco carvalho
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By the number of bear comments.. monday must be bullish.. have a good weekend
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Lots of *******and drugs tonight. Gotta celebrate that V recovery
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Bull logic I'm gonna pay 4400 for something I could have had for 4200 on Monday and probably get again for 4200 soon just because it's Friday ?????
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Matthew Benton
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Or im going to pay 4400 for something thats going to be worth 4600
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I love this forum because the people who attend it come from all over the world and you realize that it is not important where you come from but if you are a bear you lose money. obviously kidding
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And if you are a bull you are missing a few brain cells
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Could have bought spy for 422 on Monday.....In what universe or what is the rationale for overpaying and paying 4400 on Friday.....Only due to forced buying (401Ks) and other such scheduled buying where they don't even look at pricing does this happen but if you are following market or trading absolutely no reason to overpay and buy it today....Zero...unless you are either hedging a short position or being a FOMO momentum parasite.
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Bears, or people bearish on the market. There is no reason to spew it on here. You're actually hurting yourself and any bearish bets you may have. The market is split. I've seen technicians who have been bearish for months flip to 6K price targets over the past 2 days. I've seen some previously bullish technicians turning bearish. Just relax, let it play out, buy cheap calls to hedge if youre worried because that's all that the institutions are doing, 3-5 day calls maximum...and that's mostly why the VIX isn't fading, its the skew (there is a huge demand for calls). Interpret that how you want
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Man I had cheap calls I had the perfect setup but today's out of nowhere nonsense mid day and afternoon pump took me by suprise....so totally unexpected.....I sold 10 spy calls for $1.60 when I could have held and sold for $3.00.....$1,400 difference which is basically my losses for today.......Just hard for me to get in the crazy don't care and just hold bull mentality.
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This may possibly be one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. At least 90-95% of the people here are posers and there is no possible their opinion will swing anything. The fact you do not realize this tells everything I need to know about you.
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I was only talking of myself man no need to generalize.....I get it I can't change people's opinion but doesn't mean I can express my own.
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And by Posers... I MEAN PAPER TRADERS!!!
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what is this????? a game of Monopoly??  ffs… Trump ally Tom Barrack strikes a $250 million bail deal to get out of jail
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Florida leading case count and death count once more.....more then double or the second place Texas.....wow....Its always gotta be Florida...
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of course … its all the right winged conservative’s governors who  are BLIND to anything that affects there people so called right to freedom act… “ even though it will help them to safety” lets bring out the guns and see if we can shoot our way through this Mess OH Texas and  and Florida .
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4 example…. Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX) took issue with reporters asking GOP lawmakers if they were vaccinated, and said reporters should be asking the Democrats if they are vaccinated. A CNN survey found that 100% of Democratic lawmakers on Capitol hill have been vaccinated.
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Is that why the New York Govt killed all the nursing home residents in his state..
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Arthur Sommer
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Highway Man  its always the way isnt it as long as your doing what the majority are doing your one of the smart ones. Now if everyone wasnt getting the vaccine and peer pressure was the other way and you read those big warning signs on the drug makers page and the fact they remind you they are not FDA aprproved and may never be, and remind you of known complications and the fact there may be other side effects not yet known and i got the vaccine despite the warnings would you call me smart?... If your at high risk i believe you should get it but we seem to be ignoring the elephant in the room, you can prevent symptoms but theres no sufficient evidence that you cant spread it and some adults are out number by children 2:1 children that dont understand the concept of social distancing and cant be vaccinated by that so called 100% safe vaccine. Just understand its more about morale, you got your shot...thumbs up im safe now, im invincible!.....hey man wheres your shot!
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Bulls in total shambles all weekend....imagine what weekend dow will look like tomorrow...m
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I hope it crashes to teach them a lesson
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They won't learn they will just buy the dip and Fed will pump again....No lesson will be learned unless the entire market and financial system completely collapses......Hopefully I can see it in my lifetime for the future generations sake...
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Then they will deservedly lose it all and learn their lesson.....March 2020 was amazing month we really had a chance to make a difference but it was so short lived....without a collapse no change can come about.
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Celebrating Dow hitting 35,000 while also having 5.4%+ YoY inflation, risk of national bankruptcy unless debt ceiling is raised, and a rise in unemployment is a good sign democrats are in power.
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Dow might not have hit that mark with out that 5.4% inflation, you clearly dont understand what inflation means, the market doesnt fear inflation it fears the possible actions to fight it.
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Pivot points plus fibonacci are making me rich
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Congrats, stock market going up in response to hyper-inflation/CPI rise and zero interest rates and record high levels of debt. Reports have even come out showing that retail traders in the market are using historically high levels of leverage for their positions, and the average US household is now has 40% of their assets in the form of stocks. How could this possibly end badly? Definitely no bubble and totally sustainable economic model...heck, even the unexpected rise in jobless claims literally one day ago is nothing compared to the clear benefits and sustainability of hyper-inflation!
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Ridiculous. Shame on this management of the crisis. Like only the market matters. I hope this will crash hard soon
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Yellen talking about the US needing to raise the debt ceiling by August 2nd or default on its debt. How about we just tax the rich. Like seriously, what’s wrong with you guys - they’re in private space races and don’t pay taxes.
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The people who get hurt by higher tax is the middle class, and it limits mobility including lower class to middle class mobility. Rich people, who primarily have wealth in the form of investments, do fine.
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raymond djon  Right, because the very wealthy essentially don't pay anything.  Neither do the biggest corporations.  Amazon paid $0 in federal tax and actually got a rebate.  We're printing money which never trickles down, it never has.  It's accumulating at the top and that's the only way it can go in the current weird socialist/capitalist hybrid system we have now.  Buy up all the assets and use those assets as leverage to take on more debt to buy up more assets and the cycle continues.  All the while paying no tax because you can work accounting magic if you run a business or multiple businesses.
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How about we print more money?
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Taxed are irrelevant might as well abolish them....Just print what they need.
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We always have to raise the ceiling evey couple years. Its not the rich fault its the goverment not being able to manage money ever. it doesnt matter how much you give with taxes, if you give them $10 they will spend $20 if you give them $20 they will spend $40. 1835 was the only time this country wasnt in debt
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The China back and forth is pretty crazy, surprised more news isnt being discussed. A lot to process and connect, supply channels may get shut to US in response to sanctions (but i doubt it). If supply chain gets shut down then inflation is permanent and Powell will have to taper or actually act (changes the deflation story). Tough to be bearish continually. Money flows show retail was the main buyer of the Monday dip (almost entirely), so if there are non institutional buyers coming to the table, it means they can take it higher - highly doubt retail holds much below entry at 4230ish if we fall though. Big week next week with earnings and Powell, but doubtful much comes out until Jackson Hole. VIX wont fade so you cant do to much. Have a good weekend all
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Cheers bro. Vix, yea. Weird. Have a good weekend
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come on bears push...gonna need a whole lot more to stop this train..can only hope to slow it down
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uh oh..looks like you hit a wall
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