as near as i can figure—QQQ missed 3Q earnings by 4%
70 – 4% = 67.2, then down some more…
spx 500 is faring positive, but minus banks, it’s -4.5% misses on earnings
Something’s strange is happening. Everyone expecting a bounce here, including myself but a certain little indicator rallied to its 0 line today and any sustained bounce would take the New York Composite and Dax to new highs. Apple also didn’t rally. So it needs to pop tomorrow.
The markets other than the Nasdaq (and Apple) really aren’t that oversold and not due for a sustained bounce anyway if the panic scenario is to play out.
$cpce (equity put call ratio) dropped sharply while $cpci (index put call ratio shot up to its highest level since the top).
anyone ever notice, that when you make a bad decision, you get filled immediately, but when you try to get in on a good decision of the direction of the market, it takes longer to get filled???
From http://arcticcompass.blogspot.com/2011/05/stock-market-is-fixed.html
Titanic Battle or Insider Trading?
That leaves the question, why the suspicious downgrade on August 5, AFTER the government had made major concessions just to avoid default, and despite the embarrassing revelation that S&P’s figures were off by $2 trillion? Suspicious bloggers have pointed out that Lehman Brothers was brought down by a massive bear raid on 9-11-08, echoing the disaster of 9-11-01; that the S&P downgrade hit the market on 8-8-11; and that the S&P fell exactly 6.66% and the Dow fell exactly 5.55% on that date. In Illuminati lore, these are power numbers, of the sort chosen for power moves.
But we don’t need to turn to numerology to find a motive for proceeding with the downgrade. On August 12, MSN.Money reported that it “wasn’t much of a surprise”:
Wall Street had heard a rumor early on that the downgrade was coming. News sites reported the rumor all day.
Unless it was all a huge coincidence, it’s likely that someone in the know leaked the information. The questions are who and whether the leak led to early insider trading.
The Daily Mail had the story of someone placing an $850 million bet in the futures market on the prospects of a US debt downgrade:
The latest bet was made on July 21 on trades of 5,370 ten-year Treasury futures and 3,100 Treasury bond futures, reported ETF Daily News.
Now the investor’s gamble seems to have paid off after Standard and Poor’s issued a credit rating downgrade from AAA to AA+ last Friday.
Whoever it is stands to earn a 1,000 per cent return on their money, with the expectation that interest rates will be going up after the downgrade.
The Securities Exchange Commission announced on August 8 that it is investigating the downgrade. According to the Financial Times, the move is part of a preliminary examination into potential insider trading.
Whatever can be said about the first two weeks of August, their market action was unprecedented, unnatural, and bears close observation.
ES Chart analysis: http://niftychartsandpatterns.blogspot.in/2012/11/s-500-futures-chart-analysis.html
NFLX Chart analysis: http://niftychartsandpatterns.blogspot.in/2012/11/netflix-chart-analysis.html
And that’s the last of the “good” news
highest QQQ can get on a bounce, should be 67.2, 68 MAX
as near as i can figure—QQQ missed 3Q earnings by 4%
70 – 4% = 67.2, then down some more…
spx 500 is faring positive, but minus banks, it’s -4.5% misses on earnings
Oh and nobody is talking about this but Athens index was down 5% today and is down something like 15% in 5 trading days.
I guess it’s a good sign that the fake bear intelligentsia/ misdirectors/ opinion influencers are ignoring this.
Something’s strange is happening. Everyone expecting a bounce here, including myself but a certain little indicator rallied to its 0 line today and any sustained bounce would take the New York Composite and Dax to new highs. Apple also didn’t rally. So it needs to pop tomorrow.
The markets other than the Nasdaq (and Apple) really aren’t that oversold and not due for a sustained bounce anyway if the panic scenario is to play out.
$cpce (equity put call ratio) dropped sharply while $cpci (index put call ratio shot up to its highest level since the top).
anyone ever notice, that when you make a bad decision, you get filled immediately, but when you try to get in on a good decision of the direction of the market, it takes longer to get filled???
From http://arcticcompass.blogspot.com/2011/05/stock-market-is-fixed.html
Titanic Battle or Insider Trading?
That leaves the question, why the suspicious downgrade on August 5, AFTER the government had made major concessions just to avoid default, and despite the embarrassing revelation that S&P’s figures were off by $2 trillion? Suspicious bloggers have pointed out that Lehman Brothers was brought down by a massive bear raid on 9-11-08, echoing the disaster of 9-11-01; that the S&P downgrade hit the market on 8-8-11; and that the S&P fell exactly 6.66% and the Dow fell exactly 5.55% on that date. In Illuminati lore, these are power numbers, of the sort chosen for power moves.
But we don’t need to turn to numerology to find a motive for proceeding with the downgrade. On August 12, MSN.Money reported that it “wasn’t much of a surprise”:
Wall Street had heard a rumor early on that the downgrade was coming. News sites reported the rumor all day.
Unless it was all a huge coincidence, it’s likely that someone in the know leaked the information. The questions are who and whether the leak led to early insider trading.
The Daily Mail had the story of someone placing an $850 million bet in the futures market on the prospects of a US debt downgrade:
The latest bet was made on July 21 on trades of 5,370 ten-year Treasury futures and 3,100 Treasury bond futures, reported ETF Daily News.
Now the investor’s gamble seems to have paid off after Standard and Poor’s issued a credit rating downgrade from AAA to AA+ last Friday.
Whoever it is stands to earn a 1,000 per cent return on their money, with the expectation that interest rates will be going up after the downgrade.
The Securities Exchange Commission announced on August 8 that it is investigating the downgrade. According to the Financial Times, the move is part of a preliminary examination into potential insider trading.
Whatever can be said about the first two weeks of August, their market action was unprecedented, unnatural, and bears close observation.
S&P 500 Analysis after closing bell: http://niftychartsandpatterns.blogspot.in/2012/11/s-500-analysis-after-closing-bell.html