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18:01:44 - Delayed Data. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Index Future
Market:  United States
Underlying:  S&P 500
  • Prev. Close: 5,269.50
  • Open: 5,268.50
  • Day's Range: 5,266.25 - 5,268.50
S&P 500 5,268.50 -1.00 -0.02%

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Delayed Futures - 17:02 - Tuesday, May 14th
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Cash 5246.68s+25.265221.105250.375217.98202937211705/14/24Q / C / O
Jun 24 5268.25-1.255268.505268.505266.2545517:02Q / C / O
Sep 24 5329.25s+24.255301.755334.005279.00198105/14/24Q / C / O
Dec 24 5387.00s+24.755365.005388.255351.255305/14/24Q / C / O
Mar 25 5443.00s+24.505443.005443.005443.00105/14/24Q / C / O
Jun 25 5495.00s+24.505495.005495.005495.00005/14/24Q / C / O
Sep 25 5546.00s+24.500.005546.005546.00005/14/24Q / C / O
Dec 25 5591.00s+24.500.005591.005591.00005/14/24Q / C / O
Mar 26 5645.25s+24.500.005645.255645.25005/14/24Q / C / O
Jun 26 5688.25s+24.500.005688.255688.25005/14/24Q / C / O
Sep 26 5733.25s+24.500.005733.255733.25005/14/24Q / C / O
Dec 26 5784.75s+24.500.005784.755784.75005/14/24Q / C / O
Mar 27 5825.75s+24.500.005825.755825.75005/14/24Q / C / O
Jun 27 5854.75s+24.500.005854.755854.75005/14/24Q / C / O
Sep 27 5894.75s+24.500.005894.755894.75005/14/24Q / C / O
Dec 27 5972.25s+24.500.005972.255972.25005/14/24Q / C / O
Mar 28 6003.25s+24.500.006003.256003.25005/14/24Q / C / O
Jun 28 6027.25s+24.500.006027.256027.25005/14/24Q / C / O
Sep 28 6055.25s+24.500.006055.256055.25005/14/24Q / C / O
Dec 28 6167.50s+24.500.006167.506167.50005/14/24Q / C / O
Mar 29 6214.75s+24.500.006214.756214.75005/14/24Q / C / O
Jun 29 6254.50s+24.500.006254.506254.50005/14/24Q / C / O
   
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Market pricing in a biden win today
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Being a bear is not recommended, I agree. Yet the "bad news is good news" and "good news is good news" situation has lasted for years, and is simply not something that can last. I believe even most perma-bulls know that in their heart. It signifies a strong dependence on central banks and that they are the SOLUTION to everything financially bad. In the end they are the CAUSE, and trust me they are not going to fix anything. It will be the average taxpayer, again. They will just keep making loanes and earn from the interest. That's it. Do you know where the 2% inflation target comes from? It was basically made-up in New Zealand in the 1990's and than adopted by Ben Bernanke in 2012. It's thus relatively new while it's effect is unsupported by scientific evidence. Most people want inflation at 0%. No this will not mean we won't spend. Look at electronics, they got cheaper over time yet we buy more than ever. They are wilfully inflating your money away and you eat it up.
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Cowtards are beibg emotional lol
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The most filthy and bottom feeding chuck should entertain me tonight, friends
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buying 4900p jun 28.
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What a great day keep buying stocks market always rises during a presidential election year, especially when it already has factored in that Trump will win and he and Republicans are usually great for business!!
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weird because trump tariff is bad for economy, but Biden tariff is good for stock.
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Feels like CPI is already known and it is (much?) better than PPI. I have zero other explanations. All that hope for rate cuts this year fueled the rally. Now that they won't materialize it doesn't matter? It's nuts, but hey I'll get a good laugh about ATH regardless of my sunken puts
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Did a quick explain earlier but it's nothing different other than expert investor analysts opinions. Don't worry all of you will catch up!
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But down deep this comes from facts and my onw opinion all compiled
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That's why I say bears are fart bagged lifestyle
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But don't just take my opinion for it
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copper says strong global economy
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Abe John seems to be the Willy Wonks and Roberts child/thing.
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