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E-Mini S&P 500: A picture is worth a thousand words!
So here's a novella in .jpg format....
Gold hits $1500 / $10 Oil? - Can you say more Black Swan please? / Market shrugs off America's Downgrade and drifts higher on an inside day.
E-Mini S&P 500: An Inside Day of mixed views!
The E-Mini S&P 500 withstood the Standard & Poor’s credit rating agency on Monday cautioning that they may have to downgrade the US AAA rating in the US Treasury debt unless the Federal Government is able to contain the budget deficit within the next two years. The news broke and so did the market for that matter as the E-Mini S&P 500 had slipped to $1290.25. The market was fragile to begin with and volume has been light. In the meantime, the Fed still continues with the QE2 through June 30th with sort of a “wait and see” attitude. It seems highly unlikely that any policy changes would take place this year.
Kyle Bass and the University of Texas take physical delivery of $1 Billion in Gold bars. Well, kinda'... / The $1 Million Silver Short continues to make money as the price of Silver continues to rise... Seriously? / Tune in and turn on as we muddle through Monday and the Great American Downgrade.
E-Mini S&P 500: Standard and Poor’s downgrades America!
To which I say “Who Cares?”
Its not that I disagree with their assessment — I do not — but I pay it little heed. It was much more important to me as an investor that PIMCO’s Bill Gross was out of Treasuries a month ago (and indeed, is short) than what S&P says. That was all any bond investor needed to know — no ratings agency necessary.
We reported last night that the University of Texas Endowment Fund had chosen to take physical delivery of $1 Billion worth of gold bars. The more I thought about it, what should have been the shot heard 'round the world, has huge potential to become...
We spent a large part of last week discussing the $1 Million Short in Silver. That was a bet that took a lot of conviction that Silver would drop to $25/oz by July of this year. Tonight we have information that makes the trader short on Silver more than a bit nervous. This has the potential to be the biggest precious metals news in our lifetime. This news has the potential to be the beginning of the end of fiat currency.
Results of Today's Road Map from David / Burt explains how he traded it with Options / Big Love coming from Bonds next week / Jill Biden's favorite TV Show - The Good Wife
E-Mini S&P 500: Were you buying after yesterday’s close?
Despite sluggish earnings from Google, the markets finished higher across the board today! The economic data this morning lite the fire under the bulls. Consumer Sentiment came in better than expected. CPI -- excluding food and energy – was up 0.1 percent after increasing 0.2 percent the prior month, and below analysts' expectations for a 0.2 percent rise. Inflation-adjusted earnings for all private workers fell 0.5% in March, the worst monthly drop since July 2008, according to Labor Department data. Nominal wages were flat while consumer prices climbed more than 0.5% for a second straight month. The consumer prices may have risen due to the higher food and energy costs. Industrial Production was up 0.8 percent. The day had a bullish tone after going through a temporary down-trend earlier in the week. Earlier in the week, Goldman Sachs had announced to their clients that they should liquidate their commodity positions.
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Silver Rises on Back of $1 Million Short Trade / GS calls for S&P 1500 by year end.