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This time of the year, Russell 2000 is always strong, that's right.noob wrote:Morning laoda, I've noticed the Russell is surprisingly strong lately.
No, you'll see the test page once I posted, I'll name it as "test". Now I still have some guys who paid but didn't register (really nice to me ) so I need help them to register first. They'll know they need register anyway once the test page comes out and they find out that they cannot see them.gabor wrote:Hi Cobra, is there a "members only" area on your website at the moment?
that's how fed works, keep interest low so to encourage borrowing. You have to "borrow" out of recession.gabor wrote:BTW, why do we need loan at all? Just to keep the banks alive?
US is not even in a recession, officially.Cobra wrote:that's how fed works, keep interest low so to encourage to borrow. You have to "borrow" out of recession.gabor wrote:BTW, why do we need loan at all? Just to keep the banks alive?
filling small opening gaps isn't a forte of the markets these days. -_-Cobra wrote:Small gap up within yesterday's range plus most gaps the day after a Major Distribution Day got filled (Well, I know this gap fill thing failed 3 times in a row recently), so chances are the gap will be filled.
FOMC announcement at 2:15pm ET. I don't expect much rollor coaster show this time. What can FED say? Economy is not bad but have risk, we'll do whatever we can (to print money and give them to our bank buddies so that they can have huge year end bonus and you must work hard and borrow money from them and most importantly pay interest to them and only in this way the economy could go better and better, you must borrow, understood? Because nowadays the economy is based on debt, you have to borrow more debt to get you out of the debt, understood?)
The Global ES is testing the resistance so we'll have to wait and see, kind of key time now.
Euro is testing the previous low so again key time.