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1. We have an ascending triangle which is bullish.
2. We might have a double top at 918 - not good.
3. Auto bailout might happen tomorrow.
4. Oversold today for no good reason. GE what if's and Auto BK talk. Looks to be funding now???
5. Still above the 20 day and 875.
6. Friday's have been good lately.
7. Financials have been solid.
8. Market has ignored major bad news lately so a little pullback doesn't mean that much yet.
Also, Oracle and Rimm did pretty well. Keeping current estimates for the Q.
Also, an ascending wedge in this context is a bearish reversal pattern. We lost the 50s with a vengeance, and Friday is OE day with Max Pain well below the current level.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/17689937
We'll see if the market gives up the rally or if this was just a sell-off on Fed news but that market still wants to go higher. I don't expect a retest of the lows until after earnings in Feb at the earliest right now.
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Everyday, CNNfn calls trading desks that calculate this figure after the market closes. If they say, for example, that fair value is "plus 10," the futures contract needs to be 10 points above the cash index's close the previous day to be at its fair value relationship to cash. S&P futures trade nearly 24 hours a day. So if, before the stock market opens, futures are trading above their fair value relationship to where the S&P closed the previous day, stocks are likely to open higher.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - General Motors Corp and Chrysler LLC made significant progress late Thursday on a deal to secure emergency loans as part of a U.S. government aid package, people familiar with the talks said.
The package would demand sweeping restructuring at the troubled automakers in exchange for bridge loans to carry GM and Chrysler for several months, according to the sources.
Emergency federal loans for the two companies could be announced by the government as early as Friday, according to the sources who were not authorized to discuss the negotiations.
Representatives of the two automakers and the U.S. government continued talks late into the evening on Thursday, people familiar with the closed-door discussions said.
During Thanksgiving week it moved up 800 points after tanking prior.
Something I'll be looking at.
AAPL is dead. I'm surprised it didn't move up on RIMM??
It amazes me that the market can have several days of nothing but positive movements and then - like someone turned on a switch or told a group of funds - that they can sell now or something.
Is Today sell the news? I know I did. What will next week bring. It's a traders market.
The karma police never sleep SEC will be waking too, think you have power? Enjoy your 15 minutes . You are arrogant stupid and full of yourself.