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The Wall Street long stock manipulators have to use their book of how to trick the public into thinking everything is a ok, when it's not.

Sentiment: Strong Sell

He is saying right now this is a sign of markets are too lofty right now, and says a big correction is coming.

Sentiment: Strong Sell

Once the big hedge funds come out to play knowing it's time to get out of most of their long positions by at least a third on each one to lock in their big profits at let someone else hold the bag, you could see a lot bigger sell off then what pre market is showing right now.

Sentiment: Strong Sell

The party is getting closer then every when the host keeps everyone out the back door.

Sentiment: Sell

3 Things to Fear More Than the Fed
By Michael Santoli | Michael Santoli – 22 minutes ago
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Investors can never escape all fear and threat of loss. But as a start, it helps to know what’s worth being afraid of.

In this market moment – with the indexes clicking to new highs like an Alpine funicular along a steep slope of economic unease – too many are too afraid of the eventual scaling-back of the Fed’s $85 billion monthly bond-buying program. This is the "tapering" of the Fed’s liquidity efforts that has become Wall Street shorthand for being weaned from the presumed source of market sustenance.
After chairman Ben Bernanke's testimony in Congress Wednesday morning, in which he reiterated that the Fed is in no hurry to change course, the minutes from the Fed’s April meeting will be released. As Bespoke Investment Group points out, afternoons this year when the minutes have been disclosed have proven occasions for stocks to sell off on evidence that Fed officials have been doing their jobs: weighing the pros and cons of reducing quantitative-easing measures earlier or later.
A relentless march
Certainly, the relentless upward march in the Standard & Poor’s 500 would seem to leave it exposed to any fair excuse for a sharp retrenchment, so taper chatter could prove a convenient one.
Yet tapering should not be investors’ main fear, for a couple reasons. First, it doesn’t seem imminent. Investors typically over-anticipate pivots in Fed policy, but when someone promises to be late, he can usually be taken at his word. Bernanke has effectively vowed to wait until the economic strengthening trend is unequivocally in place before stepping back. New York Fed President William Dudley this week said policy makers would need three or four months’ worth of healthier economic numbers to begin the tapering process.
The quite-low inflation data lately have helped make this promise easier to keep, though frothy financial markets are a growing concern.

Sentiment: Sell

Once again the middle class Americans are being led down the road of no where, so that the rich Wall Street criminals can make a buck on the day.

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Poor Ben had a belly ache most of the day and couldn't get his fat dirty a,.,s,.,.s out of the John.

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They are running out of a lot buying power, and are being overwhelmed by big sellers hitting bids

Sentiment: Strong Sell

The melt up has begone to melt down.

Sentiment: Sell

So the Fed sends the massage today we are really scared to tapper too fast, but it's find and dandy to pump it up sky high every day, the US and other Governments are blessing a one track world of up and up away into it all just blows up.

Sentiment: Sell

He warns that he does not like this market one bit, that it is outright scary right now that there is no volume to save the market from getting hammered for a 10% or more sell off in the coming days and weeks.

Sentiment: Strong Sell

If the generals are getting hit today that is a warning that the whole army is about to retreat.

Sentiment: Strong Sell