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I still believe in this "number" theory beceause DJIA didnt close above 19 OCT dialy close at ~10.092

 

number story:

http://yelnick.typepad.com/yelnick/2009/10...9-and-1987.html

http://thespiritoftruth.blogspot.com/2009/10/dow-10000.html

 

One thing is making me a little bit anxious: the market didnt respose to this UST announcement:

· $29 Billion in 91 Day Bills, October 26

http://www.treasurydirect.gov/instit/annce..._20091022_2.pdf

· $30 Billion in 182 Day Bills, October 26

http://www.treasurydirect.gov/instit/annce..._20091022_6.pdf

· $7 Billion in 4.5 Year TIPS, October 26

http://www.treasurydirect.gov/instit/annce..._20091022_1.pdf

· $44 Billion in 2 Year Notes, October 27

http://www.treasurydirect.gov/instit/annce..._20091022_4.pdf

· $41 Billion in 5 Year Notes, October 28

http://www.treasurydirect.gov/instit/annce..._20091022_5.pdf

· $31 Billion in 7 Year Notes, October 29

The Treasury has released the line up of Treasury issuance for next week and it is a stunner: in the week of October 26th alone, the US will issue $116 billion in new Treasury Notes (2,5 and 7 Years), another $30 billion in Bills and $7 billion in TIPS. As pointed out earlier, there is about $150 billion in availability before the Federal debt ceiling is breached ($12.1 trillion). This likely means that Geithner will have to resort to some last minute tricks to make this full upcoming issuance legally permitted.

Total Bonds: $116 Billion; Grand total: $182 Billion, ($150 billion Bond Ceiling Window).

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One thing is making me a little bit anxious: the market didnt respose to this UST announcement:

 

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My personal belief is that it did react. I think the plan was to make things look better than they are so as to avoid scaring anyone going into the weekend.

 

If one assumes the invisible hand moves the market, then there has to be some distraction in order that people do not feel the other hand picking their pockets.

 

It is all just a con game.

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My personal belief is that it did react. I think the plan was to make things look better than they are so as to avoid scaring anyone going into the weekend.

 

If one assumes the invisible hand moves the market, then there has to be some distraction in order that people do not feel the other hand picking their pockets.

 

It is all just a con game.

 

If thats true than we should see true reaction between 27-29 OCT at THE LATEST. My deposit will not take more pain any longer than that.

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Looks like we have 2 M2M's created. I'll move my post over here and try to delete the other.

 

 

I have Comcast and get the Bloomburd ( ch106 ) and Faux business channel ( ch104) as part of the high def package that uses the digital converter box..

 

Hi def does not make the market any easier to figure though.

 

Sorry Slappy, did not see a open MTM and hit the add button ... not knowing u had done the same.

 

Bears will have their day, I am definitely in the LT bear camp, but we need to wait a little while longer.

The top is coming real soon, but some targets need to be hit first.

Like a good bear I am fattening up for the coming "winter" ...

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Americans rush to steal from their neighbors whenever given the chance

 

Even as Congress mulls whether to extend the popular first-time home-buyer tax credit aimed at shoring up the decimated U.S. housing market, government auditors said Thursday that thousands of ineligible taxpayers have received millions of dollars under the program.

 

About 19,350 taxpayers claimed $139 million worth of tax credits for homes they had not yet purchased, and about 70,000 taxpayers claimed more than $479 million in credits despite evidence they were not first-time home buyers.

 

Almost 600 people who claimed about $4 million worth of the credit were not yet 18 years old -- and the youngest taxpayer was 4 years old, the report said.

 

Through Oct. 9, the IRS has processed more than 1.2 million tax returns claiming almost $8.5 billion worth of the credit.

 

"We will vigorously pursue those who filed fraudulent claims for the credit, and have already opened up scores of criminal investigations," said Linda E. Stiff, the IRS's deputy commissioner for services and enforcement.

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You can watch it on the internets.

Throughput & PC are staggering under the weight of stuff open - and that was before Mr Widget

 

Need one of those Matrix Architect setups that some folks here have.......K Wave said he only had 8 monitors, but I'm convinced he has several hundred.....

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