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TSLA just ran up 15% like it's nothing 
OFFICIAL STOCK MARKET AND ECONOMY THREAD VOL. A NEW CHAPTER
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Bull trap of all bull traps.
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Using this opportunity to free up a little more cash. Hope to repurchase at lower cost in a week or two.
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Japan central bank loses billions on ETFs, may face annual loss
The Bank of Japan on Tuesday acknowledged unrealized losses of 2-3 trillion yen ($18-$27 billion) on its holdings of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) after a rout in Japanese stock prices, raising the prospect it could post an annual loss this year.
Speaking of central banks buying ETFs
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Schumer: "We're on the 2 yrd line..."
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Question is whether today's bounce has a senate deal priced in already or not? I have to assume it does. Can't imagine we'll see much more of a bounce today if it gets approved.
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I was wondering the same. Will this create a vacuum if people arent back to work and they get that stimulus check, triggering even lower lows?
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Gold ETFs
Like JNUG and JDST are mad cheap with crazy price swings
Like JNUG and JDST are mad cheap with crazy price swings
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Fed just blazed guns. Said they will buy unlimited mortgages. That is huge, they are stabilizing debt markets single handedly.
I am holding on buying large sums until economic numbers come out, as I expect another dip, but I am shocked.
I am holding on buying large sums until economic numbers come out, as I expect another dip, but I am shocked.
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I am pretty sure it's a short squeeze, considering all the short positions opened the past few days and the overall pessimism in the air.
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Credit market not buying this rally at all
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Im not buying this either and I think most people aren’t.
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I'm curious to see the next jobs claims #'s...is it tomorrow or next week?
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No one should - this is all a fugazi
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Thursday 8:30 AM EST
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Fed buying mortgages jesus. God bless the fed.
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We bottomed out yet?
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What’s that mean
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IMO, we formed a short term bottom. As far as the bigger picture, market is still ****** and is headed much lower.
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Yea I feel like this is a fake rally but wasn’t sure if it could gain traction. But I’m sure the jobs report will crush us all over again.
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Well like I said yesterday or the day before, the cynic in me doesn't think the market makers, option writers, and Wall Street are just going to let regular folks like us keep making easy money shorting. That along with the recent news allowed the market to go green. Sometimes you can see it from a mile away.
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