The "up-to-the-minute Market Data" thread

reply to post by Cloudsinthesky


What's Dead? (Short Answer: All Of It)
Market Ticker

The past week's action in the stock market has many participants believing that the market could move lower as the next level of support on the S&P 500 is at 705 from Nov. 1996. Other support levels include 685 from Sept. 1996 and 660 from August 1996.

try this...
www.cfdtrading.com...

www.cfdtrading.com...

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reply to post by redhatty


Re your link

THAT IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST NEWS ITEMS IN THE LAST FEW MONTHS


Your other link, although arguably more tin hat, is nevertheless arguably in keeping with the realities.


Sobering gas cutoff link from Hx too.

(Hopefully this might help some keep pace.)

KD had this to say about his SitX prediction:

"Its not tinfoil when you get to where the math makes an outcome inevitable.

We are very, very close to that event. The pension problem is what will send us over the edge."

That was on his forum. He makes a good point.

Originally posted by redhatty
reply to post by Cloudsinthesky

 

What's Dead? (Short Answer: All Of It)
Market Ticker

Taking this dire prediction, he's pretty much saying don't pay your bills, use the cash you have and go buy supplies. Should I pay my accountant money to do my corporate taxes next week? Should I even worry about it? Pay the gas company a couple hundred bucks or go buy more stuff to tide me and wife over. His thread has got me thinking about timing. How soon could utility companies be affected?

Originally posted by Hx3_1963
I really need to have another set of arms synthesized and implanted...

I got like 16 tabs in 2 windows open...afraid I'm gonna overheat this Q6600...

Either that or assimilate several secretaries who type fast and take economic dictation.

reply to post by pause4thought


Thanks P4T

Too many link in too short a time!

One more for ya

The Inescapable Math on Mortgages

685 from Sept. 1996
S&P 500 INDEX,RTH 685.68 2:38pm ET -27.19 (-3.81%)
Actually we broke it a minute ago...

reply to post by redhatty


OMG!!! Seeing you jump in here to actually offer assistance, advice, and condolences is bringing tears to my eyes! Really! I am about to jump out of my chair here at work, but you and the others on this thread are keeping me in check. I hope I can convince my man to do something, and fast. This is very hard for him to swallow, as it must be for most people. On top of his loss, no less, which you so graciously acknowledged.
I'll get out of the way now and "let the big dogs" continue with their work here.

S&P 500 INDEX,RTH 684.54 2:41pm ET -28.33 (-3.97%)

...and there it officially is...


Dow Jones Industrial Average 6,625.50 2:42pm ET -250.34 (-3.64%)

WOW this thread is pickin' up steam fast...


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Anyone:
Is there a technical/formulaic definition of market free fall?

reply to post by burdman30ott6
We'd have to hit a auto-cooldown...have to look it up in all my crap...


not close yet though...

Dow Jones Industrial Average 6,623.67 2:45pm ET -252.17 (-3.67%)
Dow Jones Transportation Averag 2,246.53 2:45pm ET -159.19 (-6.62%)
Dow Jones Composite Average 2,242.88 2:45pm ET -106.41 (-4.53%)
Dow Jones Utility Average 295.29 2:45pm ET -12.06 (-3.92%)


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reply to post by Hx3_1963


And we aren't even in the last hour yet. In fact we still have 15 more minutes to go.

I have feeling that we are going to see DOW 65-- by the end of the day.

With threads like this we actually have to wonder why we see small up spikes?

People are utterly clueless

Gods help them

Bank of America says Merrill bonus disclosure would cause "Grave" harm.

Love it.

Bloomberg:

reply to post by redhatty


That's the most incredible thing I've seen in days...and that's saying a lot...I've seen tons...

Star 4 U!


Jim Cramer sounds really bad...might cry?
"If ya have no plan to fix this...the short sellers will kill what's left of the Banks..."



NYSE FINANCIAL INDEX 2,155.57 -186.99 -7.98% 14:52
KBW BANK INDEX 19.09 -2.42 -11.25% 14:52

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reply to post by redhatty


That is awesome. Well good luck to them.

I think everybody that has paid attention knows this is just the start we haven't even gotten half way across the threshold yet.

Ah what a way to inspire more market confidence

SEC charges E*Trade, 5 others, for front running

NOT!!!

I used TOS - not in the list

Dow Jones Industrial Average 6,613.16 2:55pm ET -262.68 (-3.82%)
Can't hold a bottom...

Dow chemical has hit a 24 year low and on top of it they are getting sued by rahm to force them to go through with the take over of rahm. They bailed when the plastics deal with Kuwait fell through. Not looking good for them right now guess they are the first ones to hit the 2 lost decades....