Thread: tsptalk's Market Talk

Originally Posted by tsptalk

Yup, mocking. 30.13 last price. Will $30 / $29 be a psychological low?

FYI, the low in oil today was 29.93 before rebounding and since the futures had move back near $31, helping stocks' reversal higher.

Originally Posted by coolhand

While I'm sitting in the Salt Lake City airport waiting for my connecting flight to Honolulu, let me shoot out a quick post.

Not many are talking about it, but the Baltic Dry Index is at lows not seen in decades. Zerohedge has a story on it. It ain't pretty.

"Nothing Is Moving," Baltic Dry Crashes As Insiders Warn "Commerce Has Come To A Halt" | Zero Hedge

marine traffic shows over 20k ships 'underway'. over 52k anchored/moored.

Burn baby burn...

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That's one scary article K. Thanks for posting.

FS

HOLIDAY CLOSING
Some financial markets will be closed on Monday, January 18th in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. The Thrift Savings Plan will also be closed. Transactions that would have been processed Monday night (January 18th) will be processed Tuesday night (January 19th), at Tuesday's closing share prices.

And down we go again.

Originally Posted by JTH

HOLIDAY CLOSING
Some financial markets will be closed on Monday, January 18th in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. The Thrift Savings Plan will also be closed. Transactions that would have been processed Monday night (January 18th) will be processed Tuesday night (January 19th), at Tuesday's closing share prices.

Got any statistics for the market following MLK Day?

Originally Posted by jkenjohnson

And down we go again.

Not so fast pardner ....... we're looking up again.

Frank

Originally Posted by jpcavin

Got any statistics for the market following MLK Day?

Afraid I don't have this sub-section of stats anymore, I lost them when my OS crashed, I'll have to rebuild them, but that takes some time because each holiday is unique.

Originally Posted by jpcavin

Got any statistics for the market following MLK Day?

www.sentimentrader.com

Oil fueled rally? ... (10-minute bar chart)