Oh look...pictures of panicked traders...I love it when they put those up...Oil getting crushed too...

PS. PFIZER is UP almost 6% today...

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Welp...that was a fun half-day

Moderna up 20% today...hilarious...

It is how it works, our downside will become Paul Pelosi's upside and he will not be alone.

to me the markets are getting worried about DEFLATION, not inflation. if i am right there will be plenty more quantitative easing going on like we have never seen. probably early in 2022.

S&P futures open in 1 hour 45 minutes from now...

I will say this about Friday...that was a TON of volume for a shortened "holiday" trading day. It was the biggest volume day for S&P futures since back in October when it was bouncing off the 100 day moving average. And again, the market closed 4 hours earlier. due to the Thanksgiving two-day holiday..so that tells you something about how much volume was being pushed through.

And all they did on Friday was break the 20 day moving average...so I expect more pain

thxs for the news PA

looking to get into Microsoft and buy more Apple but they seemed to hold up in fridays after hours....

we'll see

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Futures up almost 50 pts from Friday's close....crisis averted...lol

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Bob Hoye is real good for many years
 

i am going to subscribe to his newsletter now and try to post it or excerps from it for the next year. things have been more tricky lately with these markets. there will be lots of money to make going short. at some point, the markets will have a straight line move to the downside instead of all this zig-zag that we have had the last month. it will go down the same way it went up, but a faster move than the upside counterpart.

Please don't post anything from his newsletter if it's indeed something you pay for.

If he wanted that stuff given away for free, he'd do it himself.

That's accessible on his free site, meaning the link posted above. You have to admire the guys making a decent living selling advice on gold, when the price is still below where it sat back in August 2011.

OK...subscribe sounded like you had to pay for it.

Carry on