Mr. Wolf wrote:
Growl?
http://wolfstreet.com/2016/06/20/share-buyback-announcements-plunge-stocks-at-risk-financial-engineering/
Igy will chastise you for your Factset reference.
Mr. Wolf wrote:
Growl?
http://wolfstreet.com/2016/06/20/share-buyback-announcements-plunge-stocks-at-risk-financial-engineering/
Igy will chastise you for your Factset reference.
Who?
idiot investor wrote:
bump
That wasn't me.
idiot investor wrote:
idiot investor wrote:bump
That wasn't me.
Thank you for reporting that post. The IP address matches one commonly used by poster "Ghost of Igloi". The same IP has been used several times on this thread in recent days.
We will be taking action.
Stocks will soar to new high
http://seekingalpha.com/article/3983154-stocks-will-soar-new-high
Brexit is just another excuse that serves as a distraction.
http://davidstockmanscontracorner.com/janet-whiffs-again-take-cover-now/
Hi, Igy!
Not me. The Moderators warned me against impersonating other handles. You can see the admonishment a few posts above mine.
Igy
Oh please. You've been trolling for days. And poorly.
U.S. stock futures on Tuesday pointed to a rise at the open, as investors waited for comments from Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen and stayed on edge for Brexit-related developments.
S&P 500 futures advanced by 10.80 points, or 0.5%, to 2,085, while Dow Jones Industrial Average futures moved up by 72 points, or 0.4%, to 17,784. Nasdaq-100 futures tacked on 23.50 points, or 0.5%, to 4,413.50.
The gains come after the S&P 500 closed 0.6% higher on Monday, and the Dow added 0.7%, or 129.71 points. The stock market was helped by polls showing support swinging back toward the U.K. remaining a member of the European Union, ahead of a referendum on Brexit set for Thursday.
Yellen is due to speak at 10 a.m. Eastern Time, delivering her semi-annual testimony before the Senate Banking Committee. Some analysts have played down the Fed chief's appearance before U.S. lawmakers. It "has to be the most pointless speech from a Fed chairman in recent memory," said Chris Weston, an IG market analyst based in Australia. "The markets have a myopic focus on one thing: the U.K. referendum vote."
European stocks advanced moderately after soaring Monday as Brexit fears abated, while Asian markets closed mostly higher.
July West Texas Intermediate crude traded lower as market players turned their attention back to oversupply worries. The July contract expires at Tuesday's settlement, and August will become the front month for WTI. Gold futures and the ICE U.S. Dollar Index both lost ground.
oy what has happened to our dear thread?
Anyway
So. Brexit. Thursday. If the UK stays, what does the market do Friday? I'd guess european stocks rise, pound falls, euro rises a lot. Emerging markets rise a lot. Greece, Italy stocks go up 2-3%.
US is probably not a big deal.
if the UK leaves, lordy knows.
agip wrote:
oy what has happened to our dear thread?
Igy's gone rogue.
I've been mostly silent, tired of being needled.
Igy
You've hardly been silent. Using an alias does not qualify as being silent. Your continued lack of honesty is appalling.
Sally V wrote:
You've hardly been silent. Using an alias does not qualify as being silent. Your continued lack of honesty is appalling.
Look who is talking.
Aren't you also "igy detector", "k5 detector", "try to keep up", and the "butt hurt" guy? All those posters make incredibly similar and incredibly moronic statements.
Of course I am. I'm also Igy, Maserati, and Kinda Sketchy. I'm an all purpose troll. Only agip, coach d, and la gente are legit.
Insane.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8N72t7aScYGhost of Igloi wrote:
Insane.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Insane.
Oh, the irony!
agip wrote:
oy what has happened to our dear thread?
Anyway. . .
What has happened to our dear thread? Seriously?
You have someone on here who advocates murdering infants and toddlers and you are wondering what happened to your dear thread?