Speaking of conspiracy theories, it's long been rumored about the price fixing of gold and silver, and sure enough it turns out Deutsche Bank and others were doing it.

reuters.com/ar...17H1OS

We also had conspiracy theories about central banks supporting stocks directly, and conspiring together such as the recent G20 meeting where there was apparently some accord to drive down the USD, and that all looks true too.

Banks have been involved in price fixing throughout this crisis and other periods.  I tis amazing we only slap them with a fine that on the surface looks like a lot of money (billions), yet they make many times over that amount with all the illegal price fixing.  Markets are rigged most of the time.

lt cap,

Goldman's 'neutral' seems to have done nothing for INFN. It is so tempting to buy it here, write some covered calls, and in likelihood, not end up underwater. I can understand trepidation about CC comments about InPhi, but INFN is acting like bad news has already announced. Or maybe it's just the usual crazy beta.

Jamok,

INFN is getting hit by both the CapEx issues and the InPhi product announcement, so it is true that it is affected by these bad news.  It all hangs on the guidance, now more than ever it is what counts given these news.