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7,058.25 +53.50    +0.76%
16:59:59 - Closed. Currency in USD
Type:  Index Future
Market:  United States
Underlying:  S&P 500
  • Prev. Close: 7,060.50
  • Open: 7,007.75
  • Day's Range: 6,991.75 - 7,064.50
S&P 500 7,058.25 +53.50 +0.76%

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Leonardo The Gray
Leonardo The Gray 4 minutes ago
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I did a survey recently of 35 people over the age of 50 who own a 401k or IRA. The question I asked is if you knew that your retirement account was built on fraud would you report it or keep quiet and say nothing. All 35 people answered the question with keep quiet and say nothing.
BearsTemporarily Fart Fisted
BearsTemporarily Fart Fisted 17 minutes ago
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Zegoyum are paying their taxes today
Anthony A
Anthony A 19 minutes ago
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@Joe Smith "Do you know my position...?" yes, same as always. bent over.
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ClA Agent 31 minutes ago
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The failures have been lecturing us about bulls being trapped after every new highs since 3400, friends
Leonardo The Gray
Leonardo The Gray 43 minutes ago
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Put/Call Ratio Divergence the Volume Put/Call Ratio for SPX sits at 1.06 is leaning bearish/protective, while the Total Open Interest Ratio is heavily
Leonardo The Gray
Leonardo The Gray 40 minutes ago
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sorry for the fat fingers. skewed toward calls. This suggests institutions are buying protection puts at the top while retail is buying lotto tickets calls.
Leonardo The Gray
Leonardo The Gray 38 minutes ago
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A massive institutional Call Wall has formed at 7,000. As the S&P 500 trades on low volume, it acts as a magnetic price termination point.
Leonardo The Gray
Leonardo The Gray 36 minutes ago
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This move is largely retail-driven through the Gamma Squeeze channel. Retail traders buying OTM calls are forcing Market Makers to buy the underlying index to hedge, creating a self-fulfilling rally on thin participation.
Leonardo The Gray
Leonardo The Gray 35 minutes ago
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In less technical terms this a blow off top
harry dent
harry dent 46 minutes ago
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The lectures from 2800
Chuck Kay
ChuckKay 49 minutes ago
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My question for the authorities who pump endless liquidity in is, why? Why pump up a massive bubble for fear of letting the market go down? What is to be gained from building up a levy higher and higher until its bursting is monumental and historic? What is the value of permanently plugging a pressure value in a boiler until the pressure has built up so much that the thing literally rips itself apart, exploding in grand fashion, and taking the house down with it? This is what has essentially been happening now, long-running. These things rudely amplify left tail risk... Meaning, you are essentially still walking fine, but heading out on thinner and thinner ice, and with the water beneath it deeper and deeper with stronger and stronger currents.
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TheShakingHand 23 minutes ago
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Because fixing the problem is painful and short-term very unpopular among those benefitting from the current paradigm. Additionally, from the perspective of the individual, you are not part of the "authority" forever. A few years, maybe a decade; then your responsibilities end because you move on to a new position by choice or by force. To the vast majority it is not worth it to stir the pot while they have the actual power to do so. That assumes they even recognize the problem. The few that have the balls to speak up are ignored or ridiculed, making new attempts increasingly unlikely until reality forces the problem.
Lubo Kar
Lubo Kar 1 hour ago
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Do you think they learned anything ? No they didnt.
Bobbins QE Slayer
Bobbins QE Slayer 44 minutes ago
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No, nothing was learned from 2008....same credit issues now exist and are far worse now than back then.....LOL.
Chuck Kay
ChuckKay 1 hour ago
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Fragility and the Buffett Indicator climb to unreal historic levels as the mania continues to rise alongside historic complacency, virtually unchecked.
Rippy with Father Ded Crackers 69
Rippy with Father Ded Crackers 69 1 hour ago
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Bulls get dunked on by the end of next week. Premature celebration by exit liquidity
 
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