




DSW (DSW) rose 3% to an all-time high after beating views. Before the open, the shoe retailer delivered Q2 earnings of 66 cents a share. That's down from 74 cents in the year-ago period, but it beat expectations by 4 cents. Sales rose nearly 8% to $512.2 million vs. views of $510.9 million. DSW is now nearly 5% past a 60.75 buy point in a cup-with-handle base cleared Thursday.


AirlinePilot wrote:Hmmmm...... JPM "loses" 2b......probably a LOT more where that came from.......Greece approaches the end game.....Spanish and Italian bond yields rising......I can see everything will be fine in just a bit, not to worry.
13,900 eh? Maybe on the last round of Bag holder formation coming to a theater near you soon! I ain't betting on it. Good luck to all you traditional zombies is all I can say at this point. The handwriting has been on the wall for YEARS!



The Dow Jones Industrial Average logged its best close since December 2007, led by Cisco [CSCO 19.725 0.825 (+4.37%) ] and BofA [BAC 8.35 0.40 (+5.03%) ].
The S&P 500 jumped to post its best finish since January 2008, while the Nasdaq logged a 2-percent rally. The CBOE Volatility Index, widely considered the best gauge of fear in the market, tumbled 10 percent to trade below 16. (Read More: Stocks at Four-Year Highs, But What's Next?)
All key S&P sectors ended firmly in positive territory, led by financials and materials.




TheAntiDoomer wrote:Stocks End at Multi-Year Highs, Fueled by ECB
http://www.cnbc.com/id/48926094The Dow Jones Industrial Average logged its best close since December 2007, led by Cisco [CSCO 19.725 0.825 (+4.37%) ] and BofA [BAC 8.35 0.40 (+5.03%) ].
The S&P 500 jumped to post its best finish since January 2008, while the Nasdaq logged a 2-percent rally. The CBOE Volatility Index, widely considered the best gauge of fear in the market, tumbled 10 percent to trade below 16. (Read More: Stocks at Four-Year Highs, But What's Next?)
All key S&P sectors ended firmly in positive territory, led by financials and materials.
MONEY SHOWER TIME!!
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MONEY SHOWER TIME!!

















Revi wrote:I can't figure out what's happening, but it just hit me. The US dollar is rising and so is the stock market because they seem like a safer place to put money than the European economy. Am I right?











Tanada wrote:15,118.49 today on the NYSE, the next time the bubble pops it is going to be brutal.


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