by the way, if QE can solve the problem, Japan would be the richest country in the world now. Look how many rounds of QE they had and look at their index. Enough said.
This is like you don't want to spend any money, but banks keep sending you mail, telling you that they can lend you lots of money. Knowing you can have lots of money is one thing but whether you have the will to spend the money is another thing.
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TRENDLINES: For the 2000 PhD working these HFTs and Algos, they sure seem to get together at the best trade to date - TRENDLINES. And the McClellan didn't hurt:
Every day I read more and more BAD stuff about JPM. I just buy more and more 35 puts. Yesterday I read; The U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission sued JPMorgan on July 2 in an investigation of possible manipulation of power markets in California and the Midwest by J.P. Morgan Ventures Energy Corp.
It's great, maybe the 'man' will be forced to step down???
Cobra wrote:by the way, if QE can solve the problem, Japan would be the richest country in the world now. Look how many rounds of QE they had and look at their index. Enough said.
This is like you don't want to spend any money, but banks keep sending you mail, telling you that they can lend you lots of money. Knowing you can have lots of money is one thing but whether you have the will to spend the money is another thing.
open range, let's wait for the breakout. I have no idea in which direction.
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Cobra wrote:by the way, if QE can solve the problem, Japan would be the richest country in the world now. Look how many rounds of QE they had and look at their index. Enough said.
This is like you don't want to spend any money, but banks keep sending you mail, telling you that they can lend you lots of money. Knowing you can have lots of money is one thing but whether you have the will to spend the money is another thing.
only need to get re-elected...
That's exactly the reason I don't believe we'll have QE because QE here would be considered as buying the votes. Fed would try it best to avoid being involved.
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Cobra wrote:by the way, if QE can solve the problem, Japan would be the richest country in the world now. Look how many rounds of QE they had and look at their index. Enough said.
For those without some economics background (like Bernanke as his is for shit) you can't grow GDP by printing money. Japan is 30 years of showing "the more you ad, the slower it moves", and you can only increase jobs by GDP growth.
We are well into The Liquidity Trap. All we have is a government allowing quants to Institutionally Rape the middle class. Else we'd never be over 1000 SPX.
So why does the market go up when they add QExx ? Because it is no different that the Fed Window being wide open in 1929. In June 2011 the Fed put $76 Billion into the banks. We had a run of 90 SPX points, and a collapse:
Cobra wrote:by the way, if QE can solve the problem, Japan would be the richest country in the world now. Look how many rounds of QE they had and look at their index. Enough said.
This is like you don't want to spend any money, but banks keep sending you mail, telling you that they can lend you lots of money. Knowing you can have lots of money is one thing but whether you have the will to spend the money is another thing.
only need to get re-elected...
That's exactly the reason I don't believe we'll have QE because QE here would be considered as buying the votes. Fed would try it best to avoid being involved.
TraderJoe wrote:Every day I read more and more BAD stuff about JPM. I just buy more and more 35 puts. Yesterday I read; The U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission sued JPMorgan on July 2 in an investigation of possible manipulation of power markets in California and the Midwest by J.P. Morgan Ventures Energy Corp.
It's great, maybe the 'man' will be forced to step down???
JPM is very oversold relative to the ETF that carries it, KBE (the other bank ETF). Make sure you are not trading on emotion.
Break
Anyone have news on WLT ? I'm thinking of buying this dip.