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good ticker on the right of screen......................which shows dow jumping around like a jack in the box
it says minus 658 or -4%
literally minutes ago it said minus 2.5%
US 30 15,871.28 15,370.33 -588.47 -3.58%
You probably have a 10-15 minute delay, in your info!Quote:
Originally Posted by ximmy
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Originally Posted by Neuro
your right. Thanks for the link
Maybe we should dust off this old classic. -588 today. -530 on Friday...
Madfranks, can you merge this thread with the classic Tracking the Dow plunge?
Does this mean all the people will be made 10% shorter in height?
Thinking i might invest in stepping stools.
Fanks was laid off due to the down trend.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neuro
Made me think about the Dutch famine during 2nd world war. Those babies who were born during or right after the famine, where significantly shorter than their siblings. Interesting thing was so where their children. Proves that you inherit not just the genetics from your parents, but also their environment...Quote:
Originally Posted by Horn
Tend to eat and grow more when you're workin. I'm down from 3 square meals a day to 2.
And a snack.
Hungry wolves...Quote:
Originally Posted by Horn
Done!Quote:
Originally Posted by Neuro
1 meal and a snack here and a bunch of beer.
Nah, it's easy to endure a 10% pay cut when your base is zero.Quote:
Originally Posted by Horn
You're f(i)reed!Quote:
Originally Posted by madfranks
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Originally Posted by Neuro
And -381 on last Thursday. These are some respectable numbers for a plunge. And we saw the mandatory PPT tampering- interfering with trades while pumping the numbers back up across the board. It was not just one sector. Commodities moved with stocks. Very unnatural. The controllers are still playing the game but they let the numbers slip just enough that people will not expect an interest rate rise. This might even make the prices go up for a while.
Smackdown might be further down the road.
I think 1-2 months is the timeframe until we see blood in the street. Gold should go opposite to stocks and bonds, until then there is no real fear...Quote:
Originally Posted by Spectrism
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/...0442096081.jpghttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3209036/Black-Monday-sees-billions-wiped-world-markets-fears-grow-crisis-China-start-serious.html
dam guys it's the just rich ass hats taking their cut from the 99%
Hong Kong Hang Seng
20696.5 -912.5 (-4.22%)
14:58:59 (GMT)
Bid20673.0
Ask 20720.0
Open 21609.0
High 21654.0
Low 19935.0
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Weird I have not seen any numbers that low on the Hang Seng today...Quote:
Originally Posted by mick silver
U.S. and China two big thugs that will shakedown all the minors on the street.
I sometimes wish I could zen up some lottery numbers
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Originally Posted by Glass
link to ZHQuote:
Did Tim Cook Violate Regulation "Fair Disclosure" By Emailing Jim Cramer To Save AAPL Stock This Morning
Earlier today, as AAPL stock was plummeting and had lost a whopping $75 billion in market cap, dropping as low as $92/share, CNBC's Jim Cramer pulled a rabit out of a hat, or in this case a previously undisclosed email out of his inbox. An email from AAPL CEO Tim Cook which said the following (as subsequently conveyed by Cramer to CNBC viewers):
While we are delighted by Tim Cook's subjective take of AAPL's Chinese prospects, we have a different question: where is the public filing that accompanies this letter which constitutes nothing short of a private business update with an outside, and unregulated by Apple, market cheerleader?Quote:
Jim,
As you know, we don't give mid-quarter updates and we rarely comment on moves in Apple stock. But I know your question is on the minds of many investors.
I get updates on our performance in China every day, including this morning, and I can tell you that we have continued to experience strong growth for our business in China through July and August. Growth in iPhone activations has actually accelerated over the past few weeks, and we have had the best performance of the year for the App Store in China during the last 2 weeks.
Obviously I can't predict the future, but our performance so far this quarter is reassuring. Additionally, I continue to believe that China represents an unprecedented opportunity over the long term as LTE penetration is very low and most importantly the growth of the middle class over the next several years will be huge.
Tim
Because as the AAPL reaction to Tim's letter, which was clearly in Cramer's private possession for at least 1 millisecond before it was made public (and thus we don't know who else may have had access to it before its public dissemination), just how is this not a Regulation Fair Disclosure violation?
Needless to say, the fate of AAPL, which is the most important stock in the world, held by a record 181 hedge funds, determines the intraday (and not only) fate of the entire market.Quote:
Remember: the fate of AAPL determines the fate of the US stock market pic.twitter.com/04NAbgVR2k
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) August 24, 2015
European markets seem to be up 2-4% (London, Frankfurt and Stockholm). Hang Seng was up 1/2% and Nikkei was down 4%...
Nikkei is less than half its all-time high of 1989! And it isn't like the printing presses for Yen has been cold the last 26 years!
Crisis averted. All hail our benevolent overlords!
Dow Jones Industrial Average 2 Minute
Dow Jones Indices: .DJI - Aug 25 9:44 AM ET
16,169.46 ^^298.11 (1.88%)
Humm?
Bouncing back into the green!
OK !
Never mind the reasons that triggered this current meltdown are still in place, nothing has change one iota, and if anything china, oil prices and manufacturing are down and its highly probably things will get worse because they sure in the hell has not gotten any better.
OK !
The military has a saying that fits here !
S.N.A.F.U !
Got popcorn ?
2008 all over again, only worse this time as the central banks used up all of their ammo last time.
Dead cat bounce. Use the time to prep, and buy the dips in metals.
My thoughts too. Plus we all know the real fun doesn't begin until September or October. The timing is just right for one more bounce up before things fall to shit in the next couple months.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ares
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Originally Posted by madfranks
I think this is right. We are seeing the human-sort-of (banker) controls on the markets to keep things artificially animated. The money system is zombified.
But I suspect there will be a major "natural" calamity that will shake the system beyond their controls.
2nd hour, discuss markets,
Jeff Rense Radio Show - 2015.08.24
Listen Download Hour 1 - Hesham Tillawi PhD - Mideast Analysis
Listen Download Hour 2 - Joe Cobb - Ron Paul's Former Economic Advisor
Listen Download Hour 3 - Yoichi Shimatsu & Dana Durnford - Purple rain is fucking up all the none smokers MAN!!!!
also:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4RUlBHkSsE
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Up some 350 points right now! I wonder if it will hold until the end of day... If it ends in red I think we'll see panic tomorrow...
You think ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Neuro
;)
Sent from my Nexus 7
they probably keep it up today... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dogman
But I thought you had a working crystal ball!Quote:
Originally Posted by Neuro
Lmfao!
;)
Sent from my Nexus 7
Today?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dogman
Yesterday I predicted an initial drop 2-3%, to end up 2-3%. Instead it dropped 7% initially and ended down 4%.
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Originally Posted by Neuro
Hummm?
;)
They are just positioning all bad eggs in those baskets that they will trash at a later date.
over lords made money now back to fishing for more
Approaching Asteroid Threatens Banks
http://www.thedailybell.com/images/library/asteroid.jpghttp://www.thedailybell.com/news-ana...reatens-Banks/ This is a remarkable admission by Dimon. He knows his species of banker is inferior. He thinks hard work will let JPMorgan Chase stay competitive. We should wish him well, but the traits he needs to survive are not in his bank's DNA. This being the case, the only way traditional banks can survive is with political protection, and that can't last forever. Consumers will ultimately decide. Maybe, as a last gasp, the government can establish a financial endangered species refuge. Think of it as Yellowstone for bankers. They can graze there peacefully and remind us of a world gone by
See, see! I am totally in the dark!Quote:
Originally Posted by Neuro