Loading ...Rona service was awful. Is that a KBec thing? You know, bow to us?
I walked into this glorious new Target store, full of anticipation…I’ll never get that 10 minutes of my life back. Brutal planning and marketing.
Macro @ 23:06.. I was being tongue-in-cheek sarcastic in my last sentence of 22:40.
Customers will decide if they want to open their wallets to Lowe’s, but I would not be surprised if Lowe’s too leave their balls behind and head for home.
Was Zbig flappin his gums recently? I can’t find out if he was.
I like to keep tabs on these dinosaurs like Soros and Kissinger to see if they really are revile’ nt anymore.
Jimmy is still trying at 91. Peanuts must be good for you.
Richard
At this point I don’t think anyone knows for sure. Hui in a parabolic push and they tend to top and fall at such point and not sustained long term. Yesterday was very bullish so not surprised to today’s gap up. Tomorrow or the next day it could attempt to fill the gap moving down. If it fills the gap it may not look too bullish short term but if it doesn’t it could have room to move up more. ” Could” Normally in this situation but PMs aren’t normal.
I think most of us are expecting a drop near term. Occasionally it can keep moving up for a bit. It will depend once it drops what channel it’ falls in if this is it or if it will drop again. How far it drops in other words. Per Armstrong he believes it has to put on a low maybe even breaching 80 s lows before it takes off like it did in the 70s before it took off. Looking at history of behavior is good but I found through being in health care each situation is different. You are narrowing your perspective if you judge one situation on a previous one. They may have similarities but not always the same. For instance you can have two people with the same exact injuries, same treatment but one lives the other dies. You can’t assume anything based on past events despite the experience with it. Ive seen even doctors getting caught up in that and there no going back from a loss as stocks. Id say just watch the charts and don’t be long or hedge with shorts till you know its in a bullish uptrend for sure.
EQ, Rona was the KBec equivalent of Target C eh, N eh, D eh. Both dismal failures in retail.
Our Target is turning into a China Tire.
Hehe, they are even advertising for a firearms specialist. Now that is on target.
Moggy..I am familiar with the Manor
We had a 25 wedding anniversary there 33 years ago.also attended a friends wedding there..
Its been a elegant place for a long time !
I grew up in NJ just like Wanka ..he lived in Newark and I in Elizabeth ..Strange as it is we visited many of the same places along the Jersey Shore and Newark like the Skating Rinks on the City line called Twin Citys and Dreamland ..good memorys ..
Lavoy Finicum Tased By OSP Implicates Murder By The Feds
This gets more bizarre all the time!!
Reports of Blackwater or Blackstone Mercenary in Burns Oregon Mercs in Harney County
Better watch this 7 minute video. It’s pretty disturbing and tells what I’ve heard before, that the Clintons, Bill and Hillary, are involved to the hilt in this Oregon mess.
Wanka
Ever been to The Manor in West Orange? It is one elegant restaurant.
In our local shopping centre, when Target closed a new store that they had
just recently built, they left their red balls on the sidewalk just outside their former front entrance. At the time, I wondered why they left those behind. But today I noticed that someone has finally come back to collect the red symbols. Maybe Lowe’s will have a better experience in the small Canadian market than was the case for Target.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/lowe-s-rona-takeover-1.3431463
MM3
Ok, Ok, I took my other hand off, oh never mind… 🙂
You’re a serial pot stirrer like me…er..like Wanka!
Where do we go tomorrow, up down? Surely with your high level connections you must know!
Cue SnG chemtrails in 3,2,1….
Is it any wonder our life expectancy keeps rising?
Spitballing here, I bet cell phones have saved more lives than the Mayo clinic.
And I don’t like them either.
Ah ipso, bad Monty Python humor. Besides, usually that infighting is a sign of a gold bottom.
racks up the posts too…
sorry, my bad ( but I can see BG chuckling to himself as he types one handed)
LinkedIn down 29.7% after hours on bad guidance and acting like a bad pm stock. I thought Primero was bad, yikes.
Things are getting better right? Right????
WANKA
Screwdrivers? 🙂
macroman3
Why go there?
ipso facto actually lived next door to it….
I was in Newark and surrounded by oranges….east orange [went to grammer school there] west orange [learned to drink booze there] and south orange…some great bars there too! all the oranges in one basket so to speak! 
wj
WANKA
Didn’t you used to live in Orange, NJ?
I see Obama is trying to screw us some more. I’ll sure be glad when he is gone!
Obama proposing $10-a-barrel oil tax to pay for clean transportation
“add 25 cents to a gallon of gas”
ipso its in orange
and that’s why!
wj
ipso facto…17:10 i had to look at it crosseyed!
very very weird……I’m glad I live in an asylum wj
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
Dollar tumbles as Fed rescues China in the nick of time
The US dollar has suffered one of the sharpest drops in 20 years as the Federal Reserve signals a retreat from monetary tightening, igniting a powerful rally for commodities and easing a ferocious squeeze on dollar debtors in China and emerging markets.
The closely-watched dollar index (DXY) has fallen 3pc this week to 96.44 and given up all its gains since late October. This has instant effects on the world’s inter-connected financial system, today more geared to the US exchange rate and Fed policy than at any time in modern history.
David Bloom, from HSBC, said the blistering dollar rally of the past three years is largely over and may go into reverse as weak economic figures in the US force the Fed to pare back four rate rises loosely planned for this year.
A more dovish Fed and a weaker dollar is a bitter-sweet turn for the Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank as they try to push down their currencies to stave off deflation. Their task has become even harder.
The euro has rocketed by more than 3pc this week to $1.12 against the dollar. In trade-weighted terms the euro is 5pc higher than it was in March, when the ECB began quantitative easing, showing just how difficult it has become for authorities to drive down their exchange rates. Everybody is playing the same game