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All Ords 5-day chart

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All Ords closed -0.5% and with only one sector gaining, Healthcare +0.4%.  On the downside, Telecomms -3.9%, Miners -1.7% and Materials -1.3% lost the most.

Over in Asia, China -0.5%, Hong Kong -1%, Japan flat, India currently -0.2%.

UK/Europe having another down day: FTSE -0.3%, DAX -1% and CAC -0.7%.

 

 

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1 hour ago, Jorma said:

So with today's auction the Treasury sold just over one trillion in securities this month, $237bn of which was new borrowing.  There shouldn't be much worry about a shortage of Treasury paper when QE rolls around again.

 

The ability of the market to absorb that was impressive. It has soaked up an enormous amount of liquidty from the financial sphere and transferred it to the economic sphere. Eventually this must end badly. The issue is timing.  

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3 hours ago, DrStool said:

The ability of the market to absorb that was impressive. It has soaked up an enormous amount of liquidty from the financial sphere and transferred it to the economic sphere. Eventually this must end badly. The issue is timing.  

Doc can you determine if the absorption was new margin debt, rotation, other sources, any sources......seems very strange that the market stock melt-up continues directly in contrast.....dark money program at work :) .......

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22 minutes ago, zero_value said:

Doc can you determine if the absorption was new margin debt, rotation, other sources, any sources......seems very strange that the market stock melt-up continues directly in contrast.....dark money program at work :) .......

To some extent, yes. Some answers here:  https://suremoneyinvestor.com/2018/08/your-independent-how-to-guide-prospering-during-a-market-downturn/

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