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Related: About this forumSTOCK MARKET WATCH - Wednesday, 11 March 2020
STOCK MARKET WATCH, Wednesday, 11 March 2020
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Dow Jones 25,018.16 +1,167.14 (4.89%)
S&P 500 2,882.23 +135.67 (4.94%)
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STOCK MARKET WATCH - Wednesday, 11 March 2020 (Original Post)
Tansy_Gold
Mar 2020
OP
look at those 3:30 Faeries. Will they be strong enough to hold off a need for 3:45 Faeries?
Roland99
Mar 2020
#7
Maeve
(42,279 posts)1. Yesterday's rally was totally expected
Today?
Personally, I expect we will hit bear market territory by the end of the week---that's -20% off the market highs, so @23,641 for the DOW, 2709 for S&P.
Tansy_Gold
(17,850 posts)2. 23,638 and change.
at 2:51 EDT.
Tansy_Gold
(17,850 posts)3. S&P holding at 2737
Got a ways to go, but not much.
Tansy_Gold
(17,850 posts)6. Well, there went that.
2,707.87 at 3:23 EDT.
Roland99
(53,342 posts)7. look at those 3:30 Faeries. Will they be strong enough to hold off a need for 3:45 Faeries?
Tansy_Gold
(17,850 posts)8. flutter, flutter, flutter
Closin' in on 4:00.
Roland99
(53,342 posts)9. Think there's no market manipulation? The last few minutes it's been within ticks of that magic 20%
Roland99
(53,342 posts)10. And it failed to hold. DJIA now in Bear territory
Tansy_Gold
(17,850 posts)11. Everything Trump Touches Dies
Roland99
(53,342 posts)4. Bear Market territory
A close below 23,641 is official Bear Market territory (20% off recent peak).
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%
Roland99
(53,342 posts)5. New York Fed to add liquidity into short-term markets unsettled by coronavirus
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/new-york-fed-to-add-liquidity-into-short-term-markets-unsettled-by-coronavirus-2020-03-11?mod=mw_latestnews
The New York Fed said Wednesday that it would increase its lending in short-term funding markets that have been unsettled as investors fear the worst about the coronavirus. In a statement, the regional Fed bank said it would increase its daily overnight repo operations to at least $175 billion for the next month. That's up from $150 billion announced on Monday. In addition, the bank will offer a one-month term repo operation of at least $50 billion. This will be offered three times over the next month, with the first operation on Thursday. The bank kept the size of its two-week repo operations steady at $45 billion. These are offered twice per week.