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What's With These Jobs Numbers? - Market Pop on Fake News?Where are these jobs numbers coming from? On 5/4, the latest U.S. jobs report came out showing unemployment at 3.9%(?!?) with 164,000 jobs added and wage growth virtually nonexistent. The market (DIA) couldn't decide what to do with that news early on, but Apple (plus tech overall) and energy (stocks like RIG ) were credited with lifting the indices higher, and traders ultimately deciding the jobs report shows inflation being held at bay. Thank you for lending me your attention! But if the market pop is on low unemployment (fake news) and staved-off inflation (short-term reprieve from the inevitable), that's not going to prop the market long. How is that 3.9% unemployment even calculated? Without going into details, the way unemployment is calculated has changed over the years. Many experts will tell you that if unemployment was calculated as it was back in the 90's, the number would be much, much higher. Even still, I believe unemployment has been miscalculated for a long time - presenting numbers lower than what is realistic - and a claim that unemployment is below is 4% is outrageous. The jobs environment is desolate, especially for young people. Not only is entry-level pay below livable wages, but a massive amount of jobs are ready for replacement by automation. More and more people are dropping out of the workforce, and record debt levels are coming to pass as the U.S. population is forced to turn to credit - rather than a paycheck - to maintain an acceptable standard of living. Peak earnings, slow global growth, fake jobs news, a destitute situation for young and old workers alike - the short term (questionable) news can't change the nature of reality, and if there is something that can legitimately send the markets higher, it's not - and won't be -jobs. Please like, follow, and share, and maybe we can have fun and do great things together. Thanks again! See it on the site: holsturr.com/category/markets/charts/ ** For speculative and research purposes only - good luck! **
AMEX:DIA
by holsturr
DowJones in Free Fall? - Drops Through SupportAs you can see in the circled area, DIA has dropped below the support dating back to late 2016. This could mean that the price will maintain a free fall back towards the longer term support curve which was almost a full year prior to the new curve. The next few days will be be very important to watch closely as DIA decides its next movement. The key location to watch is where the resistance curve from the all time high intersects with the older support curve. Two possibilities are prevalent as usual. 1) If the price breaks above the resistance prior to this intersection, we can expect bullish behavior. 2) If the price drops below the support curve prior to the intersection, then mayhem may pursue.
AMEX:DIA
by willgeorgejr
Factors confluence on $DIA - #stocks #indexConfluence of factors bringing indecision in the market; what's the next step? Looks like everything is consolidating and compressing, taking a pause from the long term bullish trend; in particular, $DIA is sitting on a strong support from which it bounced off on the most recent flash crash of early February and another confluence is given by the approaching 200 days moving average. Lastly, a triangle is taking shape just to remark the consolidation phase the market is in. What do you think is going to happen next?
AMEX:DIA
by LorenzoDecaria
The higher if flies the harder it falls."Don't sell at the top, sell only if there's no rally after the reaction" ~Jessee Livermore. This market has been buying the dips, which is a rule in an uptrend market until the trend states otherwise. This is what has been happening so far. This market is facing changing circumstances from the time Yellen was the chair woman at the Federal Reserve. Increase of interest rates have been looming the horizon for a long time. It just has to be as smooth as possible to avoid a market overreaction. However the profit taking is unavoidable, after all nobody died poor after taking profits. And this time after the accumulation we have had the correction after a profit taking could make the market look bearish for a while. A 10%-30% correction at these levels is not the same 10%-30% correction at lower levels. So brace yourselves, and trade wisely, a bumpy market is in the Radar.
AMEX:DIAShort
by Madrid