Posted On: 04/10/2016 9:58:28 PM
Post# of 65629
?...what facts....it's an opinion based on an indicator(plural). Here's another one...five hours old via Reuters:
U.S. banks' dismal first quarter may spell trouble for 2016
I t is only April, but some on Wall Street are already predicting a rotten 2016 for U.S. banks.
Analysts say it has been the worst start to the year since the financial crisis in 2007-2008 and expect poor first-quarter results when reporting begins this week.
Concerns about economic growth in China, the impact of persistently low oil prices on the energy sector, and near-zero interest rates are weighing on capital markets activity as well as loan growth.
That's just a spit....read the rest here: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/u-banks-dismal-...41042.html
Let's cut the shit....nothing is great..obviously...and nothing is terrible...obviously. There is still no money coming into the market given the declining volume since 2009. I never got the correction I wanted...and am dumping money slowly into fertilizer and oil.....no duh...eh? the egg has been cracked for a long time...and the only thing holding the yoke in is that thin fn' membrane. It could go tomorrow...it could go in twenty years..et al.
Sitting on major cash...and dipping my toes in what is obvious....but this aint' no flipping bull market no matter what anybody attempts to suggest. It's been a FED play ever since they dumped the interest rate....and anybody that has a brain when it comes to the market understands that. The nut will come when those rates rise and the market falls........oh dear God...let it happen! That's the true nut. the economy worldwide improves and money leaves the market...SHORT TERM...then comes back in and chases!
U.S. banks' dismal first quarter may spell trouble for 2016
I t is only April, but some on Wall Street are already predicting a rotten 2016 for U.S. banks.
Analysts say it has been the worst start to the year since the financial crisis in 2007-2008 and expect poor first-quarter results when reporting begins this week.
Concerns about economic growth in China, the impact of persistently low oil prices on the energy sector, and near-zero interest rates are weighing on capital markets activity as well as loan growth.
That's just a spit....read the rest here: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/u-banks-dismal-...41042.html
Let's cut the shit....nothing is great..obviously...and nothing is terrible...obviously. There is still no money coming into the market given the declining volume since 2009. I never got the correction I wanted...and am dumping money slowly into fertilizer and oil.....no duh...eh? the egg has been cracked for a long time...and the only thing holding the yoke in is that thin fn' membrane. It could go tomorrow...it could go in twenty years..et al.
Sitting on major cash...and dipping my toes in what is obvious....but this aint' no flipping bull market no matter what anybody attempts to suggest. It's been a FED play ever since they dumped the interest rate....and anybody that has a brain when it comes to the market understands that. The nut will come when those rates rise and the market falls........oh dear God...let it happen! That's the true nut. the economy worldwide improves and money leaves the market...SHORT TERM...then comes back in and chases!
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