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Will it hold.?
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Nope
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Red hit
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Clearly the numbers are known in advance .
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Yes it will hold ... today.
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Getting close.
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Dax isnt looking great.
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I dont even bother with the cac the name says it all. Merde.
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Maybe not.
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The dow is 5% off its June 8th High.
The s&p is just about even with its June 8th level, that could change after tonight's earnings.
The s&p is just about even with its June 8th level, that could change after tonight's earnings.
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GDP is forecast to be down 34.5% so when the number 34.3% prints it's "Better Than Expected" ... Rally time!
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32.9% worst number EVER recorded in history ... better than expected.
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Still not pulled back enough
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Futures are kicking off a packed session in the red, with contracts tied to the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq down about 1%, as Mark Meadows said the White House and Democrats were “nowhere close” on a stimulus deal. Q2 GDP figures today will likely show an annualized contraction of 34.1% last quarter, while the latest weekly unemployment claims are also expected to show an increase to 1.45M, before enhanced federal benefits expire on Saturday. After the close, four of the market’s biggest stocks will report earnings within a single hour, in a move that could cause significant volatility in after-hours trading and again on Friday. On the coronavirus front, the U.S. death toll topped 150K, marking the highest official figure in the world. ]
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