[CautiousInvestor]

and we know how story ends, if things turn bearish for the WALL ST BULLS … The BEARS will enjoy some nice thick STEAKS — make mine RARE 🙂

[Assistanc3]

I was kinda expecting a pullback of 1% this
silly me, almost forgot the Golden Rule: DFTF

[Assistanc3]

Canadian light vehicle sales up 7.7% YoY in September

[Assistanc3]

At the close

Dow +0.38% to 22,642.51. S&P +0.22% to 2,534.48. Nasdaq +0.23% to 6,531.29.
Treasurys: 30-year +0.16%. 10-yr +0.11%. 5-yr +0.07%.
Commodities: Crude -0.16% to $50.38. Gold +0.21% to $1,274.43.
Currencies: Euro +0.13% vs. dollar. Yen +0.1%. Pound +0.29%.

[CautiousInvestor]

[size=5]^^^^ +3 and SUPER GREEN finish 🙂

RULE#3 … thou shalt not fight the FED — even if they are running out of things to do ;)[/size]

[Assistanc3]

Sept. US PMI Services Index: 55.3 vs. 55.2 consensus, 56.0 prior.
Sept. ADP Jobs Report: +135K vs.140K consensus, 237K prior.

MBA Mortgage Applications
Composite Index: -0.4% vs. -0.5% last week.
Purchase Index: +1.0% vs. +3.0%.
Refinance Index: -2.0% vs. -4.0%
30 year mortgage rate of 4.12% vs. 4.11%.

[Assistanc3]

Ireland raises €4bn in negative yield five year bond sale

There were more than €10B in orders for the sale

[Assistanc3]

Exxon Mobil $XOM says its 362K bbl/day Beaumont, Tex., refinery is at normal operations for the first time since flooding due to Hurricane Harvey

[Assistanc3]

At the close
Dow +0.08% to 22,660.80. S&P +0.12% to 2,537.58. Nasdaq +0.04% to 6,534.28.
Treasurys: 30-year -0.02%. 10-yr -0.01%. 5-yr 0%.
Commodities: Crude -1.11% to $49.86. Gold +0.02% to $1,278.20.
Currencies: Euro +0.16% vs. dollar. Yen -0.13%. Pound -0.13%.

[ClemSnide]

[quote=”Assistanc3″ post=1991]Ireland raises €4bn in negative yield five year bond sale

There were more than €10B in orders for the sale

Amazing people willing to invest in neg yields – great biz for the lender though

[CautiousInvestor]

SUPER GREEN & ALL TIME HIGH

[ThePitBoss]

++5 🙂

[ClemSnide]

No Fear

[Assistanc3]

Initial Jobless Claims -12K to 260K vs. 265K consensus, 272K prior (unrevised).
Continuous Claims:+2K at 1.938M vs. 1.936M.
Challenger Job-Cut Report: 32,346 from 33,825 in August.

August International trade in goods: -$42.4B vs. -$42.5B expected and -$43.6B (revised) prior.

Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index declines to 49.9 from 51.6 last week.
State of the Economy index drops to 50.9 from 51.8.
Personal Finance index worsense to 57.1 from 60.1.
Buying Climate index peels back 41.5 from 42.8.

National Retail Federation expects holiday sales to increase between 3.6% and 4.0% this year.

[Assistanc3]

U.S. and South Korean officials have agreed to revisit the U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement, which President Trump has slammed and suggested he’d try to exit.

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