Watch for that 4.582

I'm gonna guess low 4's for tvix with spx 2100.

When spx hits 2100

No worries in China

https://www.yahoo.com/news/china-steel-firm-defaults-chairman-found-dead-065545320.html

She's postponed until 12:20 ET

They'd obey if it was +3.5%

It's a scam for sure Otto

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/corporate-profits-decline-recession-long-term-stock-market-warning-174833869.html

Nope, signal indicated 4.582 for 52 week low and spx 2100. Don't ask...

Not if she mentions rate hike in April

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-03-27/something-just-snapped-vix-etf-complex

http://www.wsj.com/articles/energy-companies-pay-up-to-raise-cash-1459071006

http://www.thestreet.com/story/13508173/1/week-ahead-energy-sector-s-debt-bomb-ready-to-explode.html?puc=yahoo&cm_ven=YAHOO

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-03-27/worse-2008-world-trade-collapses-10-year-lows

Rate increase coming!

This country is driven on corporate profits and the sucked.

Economic Calendar
Friday March 25, 2016

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Corporate Profits
Released On 3/25/2016 7:30:00 AM For Q4:15
After-tax Profits - Y/Y change
Actual -3.6 %

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Held down by declines in the petroleum and chemical industries, corporate profits in the fourth quarter came in at $1.640 trillion, down a year-on-year 3.6 percent. Profits are after tax without inventory valuation or capital consumption adjustments.

Definition
Corporate profits, as reported by the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), are summarized briefly as the income of organizations treated as corporations in the national income and product accounts. The BEA reports several measures of profits. Profits from current production (corporate profits with inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustment), are also known as operating or "economic" profits. Capital consumption adjustment deals with the differences in depreciation allowances used for accounting and income tax purposes. Inventory valuation adjustment (IVA) deals with the difference in measuring the cost of inventory replacement. Book profits amount to operating profits subtracting out inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments. After tax profits are book profits after taxes are subtracted. The Econoday reports focus on after tax profits reported by the BEA, since these are the most relevant.

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Corporate profits are key in the determination of a company's stock price. When corporate profits are rising, then stock prices will likely rise; when profits are falling, then equity prices will probably decline as well. Corporate profits are one of the more volatile series on a yearly basis. Profits are the residual - the left over - from revenues after expenses are taken out - and taxes for after-tax corporate profits. While each component (revenues, expenses, and taxes) is not that volatile, the net is.
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Unfortunately it's true.

Same thing every EOD.

Yeah, they'll finish her green or flat imo

Yeah 2025ish support holding for SPX

Haha, I used to say the same thing until I saw those FP's hit a couple times.

Must be one of those rare times

Lmao, I've seen so many bad calls from you man, come on....you throw enough numbers out there eventually one will hit. Guess we'll see.

No use talking to you since you got it all figured out.

Skynet says 210 but not before a pull back.

That pretty much tells me 2010

Watching for 2015-2020

The ones running the show don't care about TA or data. That's why the market is up here.

Feels like they're just sucking in more bears here.

They don't care about technicals or anything else. Why in the hell is the market up here anyway? Because they want it to be.

Yup, using the 2050 as the spring up to 2100.

They are bleeding us to death.

They gave us a run to 5.09!! Now back to red.

Yeah, I think you're right.

Found it, was 75 cents
http://sixfigureinvesting.com/2013/08/tvix-reverse-split/

What was the price here on the last reverse split?

If they complete the move to 2100 like some have suggested then 4.15 is probable. Damn, that's just crazy.

Investing.com has the 52 week low at 4.58. In order for that to happen it has to hit during normal trading hours.

Last time they called 181 spy I believe the low was 181.02 or close to that.