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JULY 15TH Market Summary WOW

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posted on Jul, 15 2009 @ 03:14 PM
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I have got to call foul on this, theres no way that this is a natural trend. Nearly every index and coorperation in the states shot up multiple points. Look at this data:


i haven't seen results like that since the dow pushed up about 1000 points in one day a couple months ago. Not that it did us any good, but boy investors must be enthused.

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fortune 500:
Dow 8,616.21 +256.72 (3.07%)
S&P 500 932.68 +26.84 (2.96%)
Nasdaq 1,862.90 +63.17 (3.51%)


In the news:
BAC 13.43 +0.52 (4.03%)
MRK 27.71 +0.55 (2.03%)
SGP 25.33 +0.41 (1.65%)
JNJ 58.97 +0.74 (1.27%)
GS 155.25 +5.59 (3.74%)
JNS 11.33 +0.16 (1.43%)
BEN 71.94 +1.97 (2.82%)
GCI 4.48 +0.99 (28.37%)
AMR 4.35 +0.17 (4.07%)
WMT 48.53 +0.40 (0.83%)
WMMVY 30.10 +1.89 (6.70%)
CS 47.40 +2.07 (4.57%)
ABT 45.25 -1.24 (-2.67%)
ABL 33.70 0.00 (0.00%)
GWW 83.00 +0.42 (0.51%)
T 23.97 +0.52 (2.22%)



news.google.com...



[edit on 15-7-2009 by Kevin_X2]



posted on Jul, 15 2009 @ 03:18 PM
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nothing makes sense in the markets

just because a few companies are reporting good earnings doesn't mean everything is back on track

do they think that suddenly we forgot about all the job losses and housing market problems and tent cities etc etc etc

ridiculous




posted on Jul, 15 2009 @ 03:22 PM
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Weird, almost like it was planned.

'Lets give the markets an boost to provide a false sense of security or recovery to regular investors'

Is it what it is?



posted on Jul, 15 2009 @ 03:23 PM
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Ok, pretty colored lines on the screen, but no index. what are these lines representing? If they are seperate markets, then I cry foul as well. There is no way that three markets that are supposed to run as seperated entities could follow the same organic growth curve.

Hang on... just looked at the URL. I take it this is INDEXDJX:.DJI, INDEXSP:.INX, & INDEXNASDAQ:.IXIC

[edit on 7-15-2009 by rogerstigers]



posted on Jul, 15 2009 @ 03:26 PM
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It's those evil bastards GS...

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posted on Jul, 15 2009 @ 03:26 PM
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Can anyone say "sucker rally"? Come on people,these maniacs just want some more sheep to shear. Go ahead ,invest some more money with them.



posted on Jul, 15 2009 @ 03:28 PM
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Originally posted by rogerstigers
Ok, pretty colored lines on the screen, but no index. what are these lines representing? If they are seperate markets, then I cry foul as well. There is no way that three markets that are supposed to run as seperated entities could follow the same organic growth curve.

Hang on... just looked at the URL. I take it this is INDEXDJX:.DJI, INDEXSP:.INX, & INDEXNASDAQ:.IXIC

[edit on 7-15-2009 by rogerstigers]


you are correct. i didnt know it would leave that section of the image out. Its the NasDaq, S&P 500 and DOW. just follow the link



posted on Jul, 15 2009 @ 03:30 PM
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I do not know why you people even bother watching a fixed game, we know the government runs the wall street crime festival.

Why bother, it does not represent anything real in how the people are thinking.



posted on Jul, 15 2009 @ 03:30 PM
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The markets respond directly to perceived performance, not actual performance. Numbers can be (and often are) manipulated.

Just watch, tomorrow or the next day the markets themselves will be manipulated in a negative trend when all of the investors that perceived good news today perceive good profits and sell.

Don't let one day fool you... We're still in deep [snip].

[edit on 7/15/2009 by billybobh3]



posted on Jul, 15 2009 @ 03:32 PM
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What Recovery? The Dearth of Consumers and Jobs


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wow that's some recovery!


clearly the markets are kept afloat by manipulation

What are the TPTB trying to say?
ok sheep go back to sleep, nothing to see here



posted on Jul, 15 2009 @ 03:36 PM
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Originally posted by Kevin_X2
I have got to call foul on this, theres no way that this is a natural trend. Nearly every index and coorperation in the states shot up multiple points. Look at this data:


i haven't seen results like that since the dow pushed up about 1000 points in one day a couple months ago. Not that it did us any good, but boy investors must be enthused.

Finance Powered by Google Finance





fortune 500:
Dow 8,616.21 +256.72 (3.07%)
S&P 500 932.68 +26.84 (2.96%)
Nasdaq 1,862.90 +63.17 (3.51%)


In the news:
BAC 13.43 +0.52 (4.03%)
MRK 27.71 +0.55 (2.03%)
SGP 25.33 +0.41 (1.65%)
JNJ 58.97 +0.74 (1.27%)
GS 155.25 +5.59 (3.74%)
JNS 11.33 +0.16 (1.43%)
BEN 71.94 +1.97 (2.82%)
GCI 4.48 +0.99 (28.37%)
AMR 4.35 +0.17 (4.07%)
WMT 48.53 +0.40 (0.83%)
WMMVY 30.10 +1.89 (6.70%)
CS 47.40 +2.07 (4.57%)
ABT 45.25 -1.24 (-2.67%)
ABL 33.70 0.00 (0.00%)
GWW 83.00 +0.42 (0.51%)
T 23.97 +0.52 (2.22%)



news.google.com...



[edit on 15-7-2009 by Kevin_X2]


I personally think that one of the main reasons this happened in the UK today was due to Cattles PLC getting until december to pay their loans back.

If they went bust the ar*e would fall out the market again as RBS, Barclays and others have loaned cash to them. Other thing as well surprise, surprise, the UK government has shares in cattles which own cheque shops and Welcome Finance. Profiting from the poor cashing benefits in! Not good publicity.

Its all being covered up but you cannot put a plaster on a hemorrhage.

www.iii.co.uk...:CTT.L&display=news&it=le

Remember a comapny such as Cattles has around a 75% market share of sub prime loans. Big money.

Wait until around January and this is going to go down like an absolute tonne of bricks!!



[edit on 15-7-2009 by XXXN3O]



posted on Jul, 15 2009 @ 04:09 PM
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It is the excess liquidity trapped in the market....all that cheese must remain in the trap...it simply sloshes from bonds to equities to commodities and back...we are soooooo flippin dooomed


From Zero Hedge...


All asset classes over the past three days have ploughed higher, contrary to any possible logical argument. But such is our market. Cash out of bonds into everything else... inverse... rinse... repeat. One wonders just how much excess liquidity is trapped in the market.


[edit on 15-7-2009 by RolandBrichter]



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