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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsDow Jones Futures at minus 110
-110 is BEFORE traders tune into the fact that nothing was settled this weekend.
Expect a bloodbath Monday, followed by a bigger one on Tuesday as bonds are not traded Monday due to the holiday.
http://www.bloomberg.com/markets/stocks/futures/
gopiscrap
(24,797 posts)flamingdem
(40,998 posts)will be playing the drop and the bounce via his wife who is a Goldman Sachs somebody.
gopiscrap
(24,797 posts)and he also has delusions of the Presidency in his fucked up dreamland
flamingdem
(40,998 posts)with the teaparty after him with pitchforks once they get their comeuppance, whatever form it takes.
gopiscrap
(24,797 posts)elleng
(141,926 posts)flamingdem
(40,998 posts)for some. Let's hope it's that at least because it's going to destroy a lot of wealth around the world for nothing!
elleng
(141,926 posts)for those with liquid assets.
msongs
(74,566 posts)lostincalifornia
(5,677 posts)This crisis
regnaD kciN
(27,759 posts)
especially considering the gains of late last week.
I'd expect things to drop farther and faster as the week goes on and the default deadline grows closer.
flamingdem
(40,998 posts)before the debt ceiling date on Wednesday.
If things look totally stuck then it could dive 500 in a day easily.
lostincalifornia
(5,677 posts)Or prospects of a resolution are not reached by tomorrow, I suspect you are right , real panic will creep in, however, there are still rumbles that talks in the senate are still going on
We shall see
If the ceiling is not lifted, we have a very real possibility of going into a depression
The pathetic thing is that this would be a self-imposed one, created by the repukes
I hope people understand this
blkmusclmachine
(16,149 posts)lostincalifornia
(5,677 posts)stakes are as high as they have ever been, and I am not talking about the debt ceiling, but the insurrection of the government by he tea party
grantcart
(53,061 posts)Will get our first real test when FTSE opens 1:00 am PDT
blkmusclmachine
(16,149 posts)muriel_volestrangler
(106,954 posts)That would imply that traders haven't even bothered to keep up with the weekend news. Do you really think they are that careless? if so, why do you pay any attention whatsoever to the prices they set?
FWIW, by now, the DJIA future is now at 15,084.00 (-91). So about 0.6% down, which is volatile, but not a disaster. European markets are pretty level, compared to the Friday close http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business/ (London up 0.15%, Frankfurt down 0.08%, Paris down 0.03%).