signaling progress on trade negotiations
, investors are optimistic. Markets rallied after the U.S. Trade Representative office stated that certain items were being removed from the new tariff list, while duties on others would be delayed until mid-December. According to data from Kensho, a machine learning tool used by Wall Street banks and hedge funds to identify potential trades based on market history, this upward momentum could continue for another month.
Kensho data reveals that over the past five years, the S&P has gained at least 3% in three trading days on 16 other occasions. Following these moves, the bullish trend tends to continue.The top-performing sectors in these periods have been information technology, utilities and consumer discretionary.
Germany issues 30 year zero coupon bond. What next?
We are talking ourself into recession.
No Recession Yet.
Thanks Fake news - Trump 2020
Womp womp. Sorry to the Leftists who wanted to see many Americans lose their retirement to try and prove that freedom is bad.
Profiteers and money-changers, nothing more. HouseOfCards
Until...it doesn’t. I’m not sure how many people realize the market has done a lot of thrashing but hasn’t done very well overall since end of Jan, 2018 (yes, 19 months!).
'Biggly'
One look at a chart of the SPX since late 2017 shows why CNBC is literally run by children in helmets.
Is this the part where Obama takes credit again?
Best part is if you analyze using IC cloud analysis. Trending is extremely strong for market gains. Market is performing well above the cloud. Higher than expected.
SRuhle So how much did the stock market rise under Obama compared to IQ45?
Pivot back to: Racism? Russia? Aliens? Obstruction? Tax returns?
Just shows how the interconnected new age responds to tradewar presidential tweets, bond markets in almost instant way. disruption occurring daily with fast pace uncertainty and risk- new management and leadership methods are needed.
SRuhle Stephanie what happened to your oft stated opinion that the stock market is not the economy? And most Americans are not in the stock market. Why do you not talk about the real economy?
So much winning!!
Democrats and media who are trying to push our Country into a recession are owned yet again!
On the contrary, history shows republicans in office looking out for the 1% kill the economy, and then dems have to come in and fix it. Also, fuck Wall Street. That makes little difference to us regular people.
SRuhle Ummmm🤔🤔 huh!?!?
SRuhle Stocks are in a roller coaster ride as investors buy on the dip & markets move up until the next dip & buy cycle. The reality of consumer weakness will break the cycle & the recession begins. 40% of Americans can not afford a $400 unexpected expense. Americans are broke.
SRuhle The only thing keeping my portfolio a bit green is a couple counter-cyclic ones running around 5% up. Meanwhile tech is getting clobbered.
Bad news for the leftists who are yearning for a crash.
Live look at DNC
SRuhle recession fears are easing
Remember last week when everyone in the mainstream media were telling us (hoping, praying, begging) that the economy was about to crash?
SRuhle Stock brokers have figured out the rhythm of playing Trump’s insider buy-sell “video game.”
NewYorkFed realDonaldTrump u guys hear that?!! We gotta cut rates, keep this totally sustainable and not at all transient growth going up up up
SRuhle Trump PR team at work...
MAGA
SRuhle What are you talking about?
SRuhle Are you watching the same Dow Jones that I'm watching
So. Tired. Of. Winning.
SRuhle That's not what history says at all. We're due for a recession. Economists say one will occur in next year or two.
Wait I thought bever trumpers like benshapiro said were in a recession
Muhhhh resseshun
But I’m sure you’re all still rooting for that recession because Orange Man bad.
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