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A quick upward spike in stocks following Wednesday’s 2 p.m. ET release of the minutes of the Fed’s July 28-29 meeting couldn’t save the market from a second straight daily loss. Within an hour, the indexes had given back all the gain plus a little more, although stocks finished well off their morning lows. The Nasdaq and the S&P 500 lost 0.8% and the Dow Jones industrial average tumbled 0.9% in the stock market today.

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Two women passed the U.S. Army’s Ranger Course on Monday — the first year the course was open to women.

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Why not? , like FOMC Minutes etc., right?
We can trust the big banks not to leak stuff
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Nah …. not that sort of company.
– JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs Group & Morgan Stanley are forming a company to gather data to determine pricing and transaction costs

In the up and down environment, the buyers retake control
I know it must sound like a broken record, but we are a product of our environment. And the environment is one of alternating from bullish to bearish and bearing to bullish (or so it seems). The most recent wiggle (or are we on a waggle?) is back to the bullish side as the FOMC minutes showed a Fed that is still unsure about “when” and “most of the market” interpreted that as later rather than sooner.   

Volume may have been heavier than normal, but there still wasn’t enough to rally the troops significantly.

Today’s financial recap and tomorrow’s financial outlook.

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