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Related: About this forumSTOCK MARKET WATCH - Monday, 19 July 2021
STOCK MARKET WATCH, Monday, 19 July 2021
Previous SMW:
SMW for 16 July 2021
AT THE CLOSING BELL ON 16 July 2021
Dow Jones 34,687.85 -299.17 (0.86%)
S&P 500 4,327.16 -32.87 (0.75%)
Nasdaq 14,427.24 -115.90 (0.80%)
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Market Conditions During Trading Hours:
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STOCK MARKET WATCH - Monday, 19 July 2021 (Original Post)
Tansy_Gold
Jul 2021
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Tansy_Gold
(18,167 posts)1. It was just too good
Normally I wouldn't post two Bennett toons in a row, but this one was just too good to pass up.
Have a good week, everyone!
bucolic_frolic
(54,481 posts)2. I use the weekends
to gather enough perspective from an established round of gurus so I'm not too surprised. Deflation, soft pricing from houses to autos to lumber to commodities was the general theme this weekend based on soft consumer spending and end of government support for unemployment and restaurants. I dialed everything back about 50% but still worry about exposure in Nasdaq, and Russell which have been softening for months.









