Posted on 01/25/2015 10:11:11 AM PST by expat_panama
YHOO, T, AMGN also beat. Look for big pop @ tomorrow’s open.
I enjoyed Lynch’s writing.
The man was gifted and Ned Johnson had sense enough to let him do his job without interfering.
My thinking is that this points to a surge in the entire tech sector...
shudda read ur post before I entered mine...
I bought X the other day based on technicals and their strong beat means ringing the register tomorrow. Woo-hoo!
Beautiful day today! Yesterday's selloff that wasn't has now become what futures trades call +0.30% for metals and +0.25% for stocks. Another thing is we'll only have to put up w/ MBA Mortgage Index, Crude Inventories, and the FOMC Rate Decision; headlines:
WTI -2.5% this morning...
“Gold to find floor in 2015, paving way for gains next year: Gold faces a third year of losses in 2015 as the United States prepares for its first interest rate rise in nearly a decade, but the market should also find a floor, clearing the way for a recovery next year...”
CHA-CHING! BTW, I haven’t lost a dime on gold in 14 years. But, you already knew that. I was strapped in for the downhill ride, now I’m strapped in for the uphill! Wa-Hoo! :)
Maybe I’ve been naive, but somehow I’d always thought that the price of oil was just nuts’n’bolts market set. Now I’m thinking that there’s so many hard to quantify factors that we’ve left reality and gone more into ‘feeelings’....
Fed reiterates “Patience”
Suzanne Pleshette as Patience Barton
"Support You Local Gunfighter"
Unanimous. No dissent. Interesting.
I don’t see a rate hike this year. Bill Gross is on CNBC right now saying that he expects it in June or thereabouts.
I think they do it just to show that they can/will do it. In the grand scheme it won’t change anything and is nothing more than symbolic.
10Y UST 1.7269
that being said Gundlach says it’s a very bad idea to raise rates for “philosophical reasons”
tx! that’s a very good way of reading between the lines on the FOMC report.
The whole goal w/ rate hikes is fighting inflation. There isn't any, and so a rate hike is not only not needed but it just adds to the risk of deflation.
mho....
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