06/20/2015 Weekend Update

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GS sent out this survey last week. My interpretation:

The Alexis Tsipras/Yanis Varoufakis government is populist and (most likely) wants to stay in power. In order to not lose support from the Greeks it might have to compromise next week. Why? The survey suggests that the Greek population does not want an exit, neither from the € nor from the the EU.

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http://www.ekathimerini.com/4dcgi/_w_ar ... 015_551312

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Soon a pop to fade perhaps.

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Update on this SPX 1 min chart: a break below 2105 Monday at the opening might be a bearish signal - unless SPX jumps back up very soon. But my bias is definitely bullish.

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A look at far away lands from Buy/Sell until it fails department. they are all on the weak side

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Finance like FAS/XLF is still going strong no failure just yet.

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If Greek got bail out this time, it's double bottom of the century Haahaahaaaha

[BullBear52x]

GS sent out this survey last week. My interpretation:

The Alexis Tsipras/Yanis Varoufakis government is populist and (most likely) wants to stay in power. In order to not lose support from the Greeks it might have to compromise next week. Why? The survey suggests that the Greek population does not want an exit, neither from the € nor from the the EU.

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And Greek population doesn't want to pay or can not fund their debt, nice to be a Greece.

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Al Dente - thanks for your posts. Good stuff

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For the last 20 years the low rate peaks have been a good indicator to buy equities. Problem is that the rates have gone down during the whole period. What happens if/when they turn?

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Sunday 06:00 p.m: Futures at the CME open with a jump to the upside (ES Sept 2105ish)