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Market after
hours
What a farce this market is. Today, nothing but bad news all
over the globe, yet it gaps up 1.5%. If the financial media is to
be believed, it's the hope of MOAR QE from Japan and the ECB, even
though it clearly hasn't worked in Japan, or anywhere really. And
ultimately of course, the hope of MOAR from the Fed. I wonder, what
if the global economic news for the last 24 hours was merely OK or
slightly bad, would the market have gapped down 1%? Who decides
when bad news is bad enough to be great news? Do the Central
Bankers have a private message board where they give each other the
nod to buy each others markets, via market moving futures? We
already know Japan was more active with their stock buys on days
when their market dared to open lower, and the Swiss CB has been
loading up on AAPL and others.
So, guess tomorrow's AM move? +1%? -1%? Place your bets and spin
the wheel. Unless you're on that private message board, in which
case you already know.
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