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Related: About this forumIt's early, but MARKET SNAPSHOT 11:35 AM
S.&?P. 5001.62%
DOW1.6%
NASDAQ2.27%
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It's early, but MARKET SNAPSHOT 11:35 AM (Original Post)
elleng
Jun 2018
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yallerdawg
(16,104 posts)1. S&P 500 has a floor set at 2700.
If the market crashes through that level, another 'bear market' indicator, and another step towards our guaranteed Republican recession.
But remember - as Bill Maher says, "Recessions are survivable events. That's not our worry..."
bearsfootball516
(6,376 posts)2. Only 15 points away from 2700 right now.
May not reach it today, but could later this week.
bearsfootball516
(6,376 posts)5. Just wanted to point out, it closed at 2,699 today.
empedocles
(15,751 posts)3. Market character change from positive has been evident since January
Stock markets do tend to reflect 'social mood' [positive or negative], which may have been reflected in the Nixon, Dumya dumps. This market has 4 more months to move and 'mood' further down.
quartz007
(1,216 posts)4. 3 things...interest rates, world debt, tariff wars