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Roland99

(53,342 posts)
Wed Mar 11, 2020, 11:51 AM Mar 2020

EDIT: Officially in Bear Market territory. DJIA down 1,000+ again. 10yr TBill yield ticks up, tho

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Dow 23,994.72 -1,023.44 -4.09%
S&P 500 2,773.05 -109.18 -3.79%
Nasdaq 8,056.57 -287.68 -3.45%
GlobalDow 2,647.66 -15.35 -0.58%
Gold 1,649.00 -11.30 -0.68%
Oil 33.45 -0.91 -2.65%

U.S. 10yr 0.804 -0.0049

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EDIT: Officially in Bear Market territory. DJIA down 1,000+ again. 10yr TBill yield ticks up, tho (Original Post) Roland99 Mar 2020 OP
Oil, gold, silver are down, looking at economic downturn and deflation. empedocles Mar 2020 #1
10 year at 0.801 brokephibroke Mar 2020 #2
Stimulus should be tied to, duforsure Mar 2020 #3
hasn't improved over the day.... Roland99 Mar 2020 #4
A close below 23,641 is official Bear Market territory (20% off recent peak). Roland99 Mar 2020 #5
Circuit Breaker about to get tripped again Johnny2X2X Mar 2020 #6

empedocles

(15,751 posts)
1. Oil, gold, silver are down, looking at economic downturn and deflation.
Wed Mar 11, 2020, 11:57 AM
Mar 2020

10 yr treasury note uptick is profit taking on the treasuries. Speculators quick to short markets and buy treasuries early on the downturn.

brokephibroke

(1,883 posts)
2. 10 year at 0.801
Wed Mar 11, 2020, 11:57 AM
Mar 2020

Not good for savers, especially retirees...

I made a smart move and bought a delayed annuity at age 55 which will yield 5% when I retire.

duforsure

(11,885 posts)
3. Stimulus should be tied to,
Wed Mar 11, 2020, 12:43 PM
Mar 2020

Any businesses who have paid zero in taxes get zero stimulus, and that should be for people running businesses who don't pay any taxes , and be forced to show their taxes for 5 years, and for 5 years going forward, and banks paying zero in taxes should get loans but only when if they show they have loaned all money out , and at much lower rates, to lower income or middle class making less than $150,000 yearly. If they don't then they have to pay the loans back at a say 30% interest rates.The government should this time give directly people $2500 free and clear , and by upping the wealthy tax rates to cover it all. Payroll tax reduction as a stimulus hurts Social Security , and if Democrats agree to do that they should be voted out of office. Trump wants to destroy Social Security , while his followers are oblivious to it.

Roland99

(53,342 posts)
4. hasn't improved over the day....
Wed Mar 11, 2020, 02:46 PM
Mar 2020

Dow 23,668.77 -1,349.39 -5.39%
S&P 500 2,741.57 -140.66 -4.88%
Nasdaq 7,951.79 -392.47 -4.70%
GlobalDow 2,631.81 -31.20 -1.17%
Gold 1,639.40 -20.90 -1.26%
Oil 33.06 -1.30 -3.78%

Roland99

(53,342 posts)
5. A close below 23,641 is official Bear Market territory (20% off recent peak).
Wed Mar 11, 2020, 03:10 PM
Mar 2020

Dow 23,393.10 -1,625.06 -6.50%
S&P 500 2,713.50 -168.73 -5.85%
Nasdaq 7,877.11 -467.14 -5.60%
GlobalDow 2,618.23 -44.78 -1.68%
Gold 1,638.20 -22.10 -1.33%
Oil 32.96 -1.40 -4.07%

Johnny2X2X

(19,066 posts)
6. Circuit Breaker about to get tripped again
Wed Mar 11, 2020, 03:14 PM
Mar 2020

Down 6.5%. 1600 points. This is bad and the markets know that we have no leadership in Washington to do anything but make it worse.

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