It's the gluten free crowd! Eat more bread!
Tom
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Tom
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The TSP is a little late with the share prices today. Tough call on the I-fund share price, I bet. The EAFE was down 1.22% but how much fair value is needed?
Tom
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Not trying to jinx it, but wow, you're pretty spot-on in your daily commentary about the potential for a weak start after yesterday (covering shorts, etc.). Don't know where it'll close, but after the shellacking we took the past two days, it just feels not seeing it down over 1% at the start.
Alright, onward into the rest of August...
Looks like the 210 area on the SPY will be a key level to break again.
Tom
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Has anything happened since that last post?
Small caps are kind of interesting today. Looking at the Russell 2000 futures, first they were lagging (as far as a comparison to the S&P 500 futures), then they shot up to start to lead, now they are fading a bit by comparison. Overall nice day, but interesting action.
Tom
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Something is stirring tonight. Nikkei is down 2.5% tonight, China's Shanghai is off 4%, Dow futures are down 281.
Tom
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Goldman slashes China
Beijing
WSJ STORY:
China Data Pulls Down Asian Shares
Shares fall as China’s official manufacturing purchasing managers index for August comes in at 49.7
By Chao Deng
Updated Sept. 1, 2015 12:47 a.m. ET Asian markets fell Tuesday, pressured by disappointing manufacturing data that fueled concerns about growth in China and its neighboring economies.
Stocks in Shanghai, which have been at the epicenter of a global selloff, fell nearly 5% in the morning, although they were last off 1.4% at 3160.26.
In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng Index was down...
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