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- 15 Apr '18 at 11:45 pm #16181
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15 Apr '18 at 11:47 pm #16182Assistanc3
Participant15 Apr '18 at 11:50 pm #16183Assistanc3
ParticipantGlobal bonds have gained $180bn in value last week as sentiment remained cautious and global activity data continued to disappoint. Eurozone and China government bond yields modestly declined in the wake of soft inflation and trade data.
While US inflation expectations have jumped to almost 2%, Eurozone inflation expectations remain at depressed levels.
16 Apr '18 at 4:50 am #16186Assistanc3
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16 Apr '18 at 3:29 pm #16190CautiousInvestor
Keymaster^^^ +3s — Thanking our Editor & Chief for excellent insight into the week ahead 8)
16 Apr '18 at 6:07 pm #16192CautiousInvestor
Keymaster[color=limegreen][b]+180 … UP UP & AWAY … Off to good start for week 8)
in spite of a few balloons popping along the way 😉 :woohoo: [/b][/color]
16 Apr '18 at 6:34 pm #16195MoneyNeverSleeps
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Seems workers need a union to fight robots or do robots need a union for higher wages?
16 Apr '18 at 6:36 pm #16196MoneyNeverSleeps
ParticipantFor oil watch OPEX and Futures EX more important than war right now with 65 the big line
16 Apr '18 at 7:23 pm #16197CautiousInvestor
Keymaster^^^ +1 … YES – “BIG OIL never sleeps” … GAS PRICES went up over 16 cents in our area from last week — as “summer blends” are coming online & refineries have more demand than supply. We are about at $2.50 mark in Roanoke area … someone noted on WALL ST Journal report that GAS is highest in 3 years or 1,000 days :woohoo:
17 Apr '18 at 12:05 am #16201CautiousInvestor
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[size=5][color=limegreen][b]Dow Jones Industrial Average 24,574.59 +214.45 (0.88%)
S&P 500 Index 2,680.56 +24.26 (0.91%)
Nasdaq Composite 7,156.28 +49.63 (0.70%)
Russell 2000 Index 1,564.25[/b][/color][/size]17 Apr '18 at 5:17 am #16206Assistanc3
ParticipantGlad to see everyone made it through the weekend
the sell on Friday fear, rebuy on Monday cheer is in full effectFYI, well below average volume traded today
17 Apr '18 at 1:34 pm #16207Assistanc3
ParticipantChina Q1 GDP: 6.8% YoY (expected 6.8%)
March Retail sales 10.1% YoY (exp. 9.7%)
Industrial production 6.0% YoY (exp. 6.3%)Japan Industrial Production month-on-month Final at 0.0%
Japan Industrial Production year-on-year Final at 1.6%
Japan February final industrial production m/m 0.0 vs +4.1% prelim
Japan Capacity Utilization MoM (Feb) 1.3% vs -7.3% prior17 Apr '18 at 7:33 pm #16216CautiousInvestor
KeymasterRALLY TIME & +270 on DOW
17 Apr '18 at 10:00 pm #16219CautiousInvestor
Keymaster[color=red][b]OOOHHHHH THE HUMANITY 👿
IRS tax site gets overrun & fails on TAX DAY … hopefully something of a temporary nature :woohoo:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/irs-online-payment-site-fails-on-tax-day/ar-AAvYXBI%5B/b%5D%5B/color%5D17 Apr '18 at 11:58 pm #16222Assistanc3
ParticipantMarch Housing Starts: 1.319M vs. 1.264M expected, 1.295M prior (revised from 1.236M).
Building permits 1.354M vs. 1.315M expected and 1.321M prior (revised).March Industrial Production: +0.5% to 107.2 vs. +0.4% consensus, +1.0% prior (revised).
Capacity utilization: 78.0% vs. 78.0% consensus, 78.1% prior. - AuthorPosts
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