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I'll take 3 more of those to close out the week.

Cheater :laugh:

Other than the last week or so, where one of the three major market indices was up and the other two down, seems fairly normal to me.

Closer to 27%
On 3 January 2023 the C Fund closed at 58.6704
On 29 December 2023 the C Fund closed at 74.3644

Mo better

I am in the 4750-4800 camp but either one is ugly.

Friday, we seen a bit of a rebound for the DOW, brought it back under 5% down from its all-time closing High.
Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the NASDAQ which breached -7% and the S&P...

Isn't looking good for the home team.
Put this week in the rearview mirror, enjoy the weekend and get after it on Monday.

Let's try not to do that

Its all a dream

I will caveat that by adding we have a ways to go for that: DOW 2K, NAS 1K and SP about 300.

This is beginning to get depressing. Of course, if you look at things as "The Glass is Half Full" then you are buying shares at lower prices.
I'm pretty close to jumping on the correction train.

I like it but, Chiflada

Kind of just hanging out. Nothing indicates to me that we are headed to Great Depression Territory or rebounding for another leg up. There do seem to be some dip buyers though.
To a lot of folks...

Thy will be done.

The DOW is now about halfway into correction territory with the NASDAQ and S&P working on it.

:sick:

The DOW is off about 4% from its all-time closing High while the NASDAQ and S&P are off about 1.5%.
Considering the couple of bad days we had last week, not terrible. Especially the last two, I...

Last week was a tad painful. Although I'm not overly invested in C, S and I (only 3% each) it still smarted.
Lots on the calendar this week which has the potential to recover last weeks losses but...

It seems that the stalemate is somewhat over. I won't say the bears are in control, this is an extremely news driven market, but they are certainly trying to take charge. Could be, Sell in May and Go...

Heck, I could be wrong. That's just the way I'm comprehending the way its written using three different sources

The G Fund rate is calculated by the U.S. Treasury as the weighted average yield of approximately 191 U.S. Treasury securities on the last day of the previous month.

I don't believe it is...

In the markets that is. In the C, S, I funds the push goes to the bulls by a bit.

Call today a stalemate, slight edge bears.

With all this great news out there, what could possibly go wrong.
Treasury yields aren’t acting like the Fed is done hiking interest rates (msn.com)
CNBC Daily Open: What rate cut? (msn.com)
Jamie...