DJIA, NYSE, S&P = CRASH!!!

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[Jan2017]

Monday's wave of selling began in Asia.
Trading in China was stopped prematurely after circuit breakers were triggered during their first day since they were implemented.
Circuit breakers act as a kind of emergency brake to halt trading during times of extreme volatility.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite plummeted nearly 7%.
The Shenzhen Composite, often compared to America's Nasdaq index because it's home to many tech companies, nosedived more than 8%.

http://money.cnn.com/2016/01/04/investing/stocks-markets-dow-china/

 

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US MARKETS TAKE WILD RIDE ON OPENING DAY...

DOW -275...

Global Shares Tumble as Fears Rise Over Fresh Turmoil...

China's 7-Minute Selling Frenzy...

Rigged markets could fall much further, much faster...

Brazil Heads for Worst Recession Since 1901...

 

[wizardwatson]

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Maybe we should have an old people subforum where all the text is in this size and font. In addition to getting the point across in a loud way to the average reader, your making grandma and granpas stay more comfortable.
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[Danke]

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Maybe we should have an old people subforum where all the text is in this size and font. In addition to getting the point across in a loud way to the average reader, your making grandma and granpas stay more comfortable.
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good idea, punk

 

[wizardwatson]

good idea, punk

Oh! You called me a "punk". Old fogey?

 

[presence]

lol I copy pasted from drudge and clicked post... never even checked it until now



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[DFF]

One bad day doesn't automatically equate to great depression 2.0

Uptrend from 2009 is still firmly intact.

 

[Madison320]

One bad day doesn't automatically equate to great depression 2.0

Uptrend from 2009 is still firmly intact.

Yup. Total debt is about to hit 19 trillion.

 

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DJIA 16911

 

[sparebulb]

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Maybe we should have an old people subforum where all the text is in this size and font. In addition to getting the point across in a loud way to the average reader, your making grandma and granpas stay more comfortable.
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Old folks nodding off after consuming their dinner and Lipitor.

They are only interested in SSI and let the AARP do their thinking for them.

 

[presence]

One bad day doesn't automatically equate to great depression 2.0

Uptrend from 2009 is still firmly intact.

 

[Madison320]

Why does low volume mean a bear market?

 

[presence]

Why does low volume mean a bear market?

After a bull market you don't enter a "bear market"; post bull market you enter a "capitulating" market.

BULL -> CAPITULATE -> BEAR -> BOUNCE


sometimes you'll get bull>cap>bull>cap>bear>bounce>bull>cap>bull>cap etc. or double bear>bounce etc.




We're seeing bull volume dry up; we're at the precipice of the lemming cliff; we're watching the bull "fizzle"; we've since broken the horizontal lines here:

sell volume will then breakout; you'll soon see high volume, fast price movement capitulation.

 

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[Madison320]

After a bull market you don't enter a "bear market"; post bull market you enter a "capitulating" market.

BULL -> CAPITULATE -> BEAR -> BOUNCE


sometimes you'll get bull>cap>bull>cap>bear>bounce>bull>cap>bull>cap etc. or double bear>bounce etc.




We're seeing bull volume dry up; we're at the precipice of the lemming cliff; we're watching the bull "fizzle"; we've since broken the horizontal lines here:



sell volume will then breakout; you'll soon see high volume, fast price movement capitulation.

My guess is the Fed is going to support the market if it falls too far with more QE. So you may not see a huge drop in nominal terms. But eventually the dollar will crash.

 

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