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Clearly a forced liquidation going on, SP500 now within 1% of entering stock market crash mode

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Clearly a forced liquidation going on and appears likely that someone like @GoldmanSachs is doing to buying

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6:58 AM - Dec 24, 2018
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Keith McCullough

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SP500 now within 1% of entering stock market #crash mode

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6:56 AM - Dec 24, 2018
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Daniel Lacalle

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If you blame #Powell for this, you are only looking for an easy -and wrong- scapegoat.

This is the picture of 2018. Hangover of debt saturation:

- Markets down
- Spreads up
- Commodities disinflation
- Financial repression.

Blame the ten previous years of monetary excess.

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4:10 AM - Dec 24, 2018
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GreekFire23
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Violent meltdowns happen because of wasting money on buybacks, bad M&A deals, excessive leverage, collapsing productivity all brought about trying to pump your stock price rather than running the business. Also, Fed doing monetary policy to pump stocks too https://twitter.com/capcube/status/1077000743775817729?s=21 …

Veritas, Libertas et Fortitudo
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A violent meltdown is not good for business, confidence or the economy - so they should care. Also NG for tax receipts

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4:45 PM - Dec 23, 2018
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Jim Cramer

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VIX at 31 getting to extremes. Oscillator through the February extremes...


Keyser Soze
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VIX remained >40 for about 8 months in 2008. This isn’t even a full flood tide in terms of implied or realized boos yet.

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mcm-ct.com
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$TSLA hitting 200’s intraday @elonmusk margin call coming in mid $200s

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7:03 AM - Dec 24, 2018
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Holger Zschaepitz
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Ouch! US stocks hit 19mth low as DC tumult weighs. Mnuchin, who called bank CEOs to check liquidity, adds to the gloom. https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-12-23/plunge-protector-mnuchin-reportedly-called-bank-ceos-calm-markets-ahead-monday-open …

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StockCats
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December, 2018 $SPX traded at
2800
2700
2600
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WOW

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