The action begins right now. Lets get right to it because the financials just posted their best day since november 30th, 2011 so as the rally in the banks signaling an all clear for the markets . Lets get into the money and find out. Dan, what do you say . I dont think so. Its obviously a very healthy rally. Saw it in the european banks and in the u. S. Banks and two pieces of news cause it and we started out morning with Deutsche Bank saying that they are going to buy back some bonds that have been, you know, something that people have been a bit worried about about their Capital Position and ability to pay interest on the bonds and the last 24 hours had jamie dimon buying 500,000 shares of jpmorgan stock so weve had a massive rally over very oversold conditions with horrible sentiment and to me it sets up for a good fade because if you look at the two pieces of news, they remind me of the sort of news we used to get back in 2008 from Financial Institutions when things were a bit hair
Lets get right to it because the financials just posted their best day since november 30th, 2011. So is the rally in the banks signaling an all clear for the markets . Lets get into the money and find out. Dan, what do you say . I dont think so. Its obviously a very healthy rally. We saw it in the european banks and in the u. S. Banks and two pieces of news that caused it. And we started out morning with Deutsche Bank saying that they are going to buy back some bonds that have been, you know, something that people have been a bit worried about about their Capital Position and ability to pay interest on the bonds and the last 24 hours had jamie dimon buying 500,000 shares of jpmorgan stock so weve had a massive rally over very oversold conditions with horrible sentiment and to me it sets up for a good fade because if you look at the two pieces of news, they remind me of the sort of news we used to get back in 2008 from Financial Institutions when things were a bit hairy. Im not saying a
Lets get right to it because the financials just posted their best day since november 30th, 2011. Lets get in the money and find out. Dan, what do you say . I dont think so. I think it was a very healthy rally today. There was two pieces of news that caused it. We started out the morning with Deutsche Bank saying that theyre going to buy back bonds that have been something that people have been a bit worried about, about their Capital Position and their ability to pay interest on those bonds. And in the last 24 hours, we had jamie dimon buying 500,000 shares of jpmorgan stock. Weve had this massive rally with horrible sentiment. And to me i think it sets up for a good fade. They remind me of the sort of news we used to get back in 2008 from Financial Institutions when things were a bit hairy. Im not saying that any of these are similar situations. Sure. But the only problem i have is that these european banks even after todays rally, are still well below the financial crisis lows that
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