Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Smell ya later.
That is not cool for a male to say to a female.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Smell ya later.
That is not cool for a male to say to a female.
Trolls are unisex.
U.S. stock futures on Friday pointed to a small push further into uncharted territory, after the stock market's three main benchmarks all closed at records in the prior session.
Investors are waiting for a raft of U.S. economic data, as well as for J.C. Penney Co. Inc.'s (JCP) earnings.
S&P 500 futures inched up by 0.20 point, or less than 0.1%, to 2,182, while Dow Jones Industrial Average futures edged higher by 4 points to 18,569. Nasdaq-100 futures tacked on 0.50 point, or less than 0.1%, to 4,800.50.
July reports on retail sales and producer prices are due at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time, ahead of the market open. Economists polled by MarketWatch expect 0.4% growth in retail sales and a flat result for the inflation-related data.
"The U.S. session may be impacted by the U.S. retail sales report, particularly amid such strong retailer earnings," said Colin Cieszynski, chief market strategist at CMC Markets, in a note.
On Thursday, store operators Nordstrom Inc.(JWN) , Macy's Inc.(M) and Kohl's Corp.(KSS) all posted better-than-expected quarterly earnings continuing the predominantly upbeat earnings season.
Helped by a rally in retailers (XRT) , the S&P 500 , Dow and Nasdaq Composite on Thursday all logged record closes on the same day for the first time since 1999. The gauges are up between 0.1% and 0.4% for the week, as of Thursday's close. The Nasdaq is on track for its seventh straight up week.
Macy's closed 17% higher on Thursday, while Kohl's gained 16%. Nordstrom was up 12% in thin premarket action Friday after reporting after the market's close Thursday.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Trolls are unisex.
Then it shouldn't be too difficult for you to go fuck yourself.
Have mommy get you some warm milk and a cookie, it will soothe the hurt.
Another sexist remark? What is wrong with you?
When feeling the hurt all babies enjoy a cookie and some milk...daddy will give you a hug....
You are unbelievable, considering women as 'babies' and yourself as their 'daddy'. That is beyond creepy and behaviour consistent with pedophelia. Please get some help before you hurt someone.
weak
Reported.
K5 detector wrote:
I'll take that as another "yes".
Someone who never tires of saying the same thing over and over again no matter what he is responding to just might have some intellectual deficits.
Hi, K5/Igy! Don't you think the same could be said about someone who blindly copies and pastes tripe from wing nut web sites?
Not me dude, check in with the funny farm....
All three main U.S. stock benchmarks are at record highs, but you’ve ain’t seen nothing yet when it comes to the strength of the American equity rally.
That’s according to Seeking Alpha blogger Macro Analyst, who says three key factors — an improving manufacturing sector, industrial strength and investment sentiment — are aligning at the moment, indicating the upbeat trading mood will continue and push stocks further into record territory.
“While most of [those indicators] pointed to an overvaluation of the market back in April, this time there’s a completely different picture. The market rally seems to have the strength to continue and there are not many reasons for it to stop,†Macro Analyst said in the post....
“For almost a year now, people feared a recession in the U.S. and deteriorating earnings. Now, investors are already used to negative earnings growth. Its old news. Earnings don’t have to be great to serve as a positive driver for higher prices.â€
The fantasy statement of the day:
“For almost a year now, people feared a recession in the U.S. and deteriorating earnings. Now, investors are already used to negative earnings growth. Its old news. Earnings don’t have to be great to serve as a positive driver for higher prices.â€
Q2 2016 S&P 500 Earnings (as of 8/11/2016)
91.5% of companies in the S&P 500 have reported for Q2 2016
167 of 455 bear GAAP EPS or 37% for already lowered hurdle
235 of 452 beat on sales or 52% for already lowered hurdle
GAAP PE of 25.22 is highest since 12/31/2009
Estimates for 3rd and 4th non-GAAP EPS are &29.63 and $31.36 respectively, which appears improbable with current quarter tracking at $25.89. The estimate for year 2016 is now down to $110.85, revised down nearly $15 since the start of the year ($125.56). The non-GAAP EPS is currently tracking under $100, so even the current number is more fantasy than fact.
Igy
K5 detector wrote:
Hi, K5/Igy! Don't you think the same could be said about someone who blindly copies and pastes tripe from wing nut web sites?
Jesus, Detector. We have come to expect a complete lack of quality in your comments but that response is so pathetic even I feel sorry for you. And I know you to be an ahole.
Again with the copy and past attack...as if nothing anyone else ever said is worth repeating. And from a guy who copies and pastes only his own earlier comments!
And wingnut? Mother of God. Had you thrown in a references to tinfoil hats, butt hurts, and l*btards and you would have exhausted your entire repertoire in a single comment.
Did your mother consistently get smashed when she was pregnant with you?
Hi, K5/Igy! I was wondering when you'd again start talking about being butt hurt. These records the stock markets are setting must really chaff your ass, huh.
By the way, I don't copy and paste things. I can actually think for myself. I don't have to rely on Mondoweiss or David Stockman to tell me what to think. You should try it. It can't hurt how people view you.
you're not talking to me White Shirt Guy.....point your crazy elsewhere.....
More records this week! Life is good!