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

reply to post by Hx3_1963


The article is right, all that computer and innovations is creating nothing but false sense of wealth while making possible for those that are behind the innovation steal, move and allocate wealth around that never exist to Begin with.

Roubini was on CNBC talking about how false is Americas sense of prosperity and that we are not far behind Greece when it comes to our own debt and the inability of the government to stop our downfall.

DJIA falls on open...

WTI Oil down...

USD/JPY under 92...

EUR/USD under 1.27...



[edit on 5/7/2010 by Hx3_1963]

reply to post by Hx3_1963


Page is down of course..

What did it say on ZH about this?

Here we go guys... time for some roller coaster rides!

I swear i just saw the dow open like 150 points under yesterdays close, and saw bloomberg TV and watched it jump to + 30.

Wow.... roller coaster!

www.sierrachart.com...


Real time SP500 futures

reply to post by GreenBicMan


Here we go..

www.sierrachart.com...

Bernanke Faces This-Time-Different Disinflation as CPI Slows
www.bloomberg.com...

May 6 (Bloomberg) -- The phones started ringing about the time JPMorgan Chase & Co. economists Bruce Kasman and Michael Feroli moved into Bear Stearns’ former Manhattan headquarters in 2008.

“I wish I’d kept a log” of how many people “were just freaking out, calling us nonstop” with questions about the next wave of inflation, said Feroli, the chief U.S. economist. Now the calls have “dried up to a trickle,” he said, even though the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet is close to a record $2.34 trillion and the central bank has left its benchmark interest rate near zero since December 2008.

High unemployment and low inflation -- a combination unprecedented since at least World War II -- will keep Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke from raising rates until the second quarter of 2011, Kasman and Feroli say. Their prediction is far later than the November increase forecast by 47 economists in an April 1-8 Bloomberg survey. With the jobless rate above 9 percent since May 2009, workers’ ability to bargain for higher wages has been sapped, along with consumer demand that would allow companies to raise prices.

“The inflation process is going to move slowly,” said Kasman, chief economist and a managing director at JPMorgan Chase, which purchased the failing Bear Stearns two years ago. “The job is to reflate the economy in an environment where there are powerful disinflationary forces. You need a reasonably long period of growth for that.”

Poor Ben...

[edit on 5/7/2010 by Hx3_1963]

www.cnbc.com...
US Banks Heavily Exposed to Europe Debt Woes

The European debt crisis could quickly spread to US banks, which are heavily exposed to Europe, banking analyst Dick Bove told CNBC.com. Bove, of Rochdale Securities, released research showing the massive exposure US banks such as JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley and Citigroup have to European debt.

reply to post by TheCoffinman


Yes the banskters all around the world are losing money with the Greece crisis, that is why the people are rioting the government wants the bailout at the expenses of the citizens so they can backup all the foreign investments so those that have investments in Greece doesn't lose their money.

So deceiving, when that happen to us last year we just bend over and took what the government shove up our rears ends.

In Greece the people are saying no.

Already American investors has lost millions with the Greece crisis, but doesn't compare to the billions that many lost globally when US crisis hit.

reply to post by marg6043


They have got this country by the balls, it isnt funny anymore.

2nd line.

Dow 10,450.04 -70.28 (-0.67%)
S&P 500 1,117.76 -10.39 (-0.92%)
Nasdaq 2,282.34 -37.30 (-1.61%)

It has taken a couple of years but the plan to bring the planet to its knees is slowly coming to fruition.


I'd expect riots for most of the rest of this year.

Then maybe a year of starvation.

Then they can wheel out the new messiah.


Keep the chins up

Dow 10,394.11 -126.21 (-1.20%)
S&P 500 1,111.03 -17.12 (-1.52%)
Nasdaq 2,269.05 -50.59 (-2.18%)

update:
Dow 10,340.61 -179.71 (-1.71%)
S&P 500 1,104.98 -23.17 (-2.05%)
Nasdaq 2,253.73 -65.91 (-2.84%)


update:
Dow 10,315.97 -204.35 (-1.94%)
S&P 500 1,103.31 -24.84 (-2.20%)
Nasdaq 2,251.68 -67.96 (-2.93%)

and falling... when do the new bank failures come out today?

[edit on 7-5-2010 by TheCoffinman]

Real Time SP500 Futures

www.sierrachart.com...


Looks ugly

Why did my sp 500 futures just jump 10 points?

My cpu cant handle the volume..?

www.sierrachart.com...

DJIA was down 278 for a few

This is going to be another fun day!

Need...more...Beer...

[edit on 5/7/2010 by Hx3_1963]

20:1 down volume vs up volume right now

Remember during our bailout how the Euro was strong and the dollar was weak... well this is now happening for Europe in order for them to bailout Greece, Spain, Portugal etc.. Euro Weak and Dollar Strong.

world economies working together to juggle their books...brilliant imo

reply to post by ugie1028


No only that but I got the "feeling" in my conspirators mind that the NWO headquarters are located and soon to be administered from the US.

Perhaps I am just been paranoid, but as you can see the game been played to keep the US economy afloat at any cost can not be ignored.

I would love that if the wealth was transfered to us also, but the trickle down of that wealth never had gotten to us, the wealth is still control by the few and keep away from the rest of main street, all we got is the bulk of the debt.

Then again, I think I am talking rant and need some more organic coffee with Goat milk

Everybody stand back she's gonna blow!