One of Wall Street's top bulls on what could stop the selling

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Is the worst over? The requirements for a rally. With Tony Dwyer, Canaccord Genuity, CNBC's Joe Kernen and Bob Pisani, and the Fast Money traders, Tim Seymour, Carter Worth, Steve Grasso and Guy Adami.

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"We saw a really nice bounce at the end today." ...Thank you plunge protection team!

debralegorreta

You forgot a 22 Trillion dollar deficit and a divided congress.

scretching

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SuperGreatSphinx

When the stocks were rallying they said this time its different. Now that the stocks are dropping they are quoting historical facts. Funny how he keeps on stating "if we don't have a recession" after each up tick mention. In short this is all mumble jumble to hook investers into buying the market.

Hopeful-passenger

Whenever I listen to Tony' Dwyer's thesis on market conditions, or technicals, or pretty much anything he says when speaking in terms of short to mid term timeframe, I do the exact opposite. You can make a contrarian indicator plug-in off this guy.

lextrader

Demographics + interest rates trump everything. IF there is one more peak left in this bubble economy, it will be the last peak in many Americans' lifetimes as the bottom falls out for real in 2019.

CaptainCaveman

So if it went from 4000 - 24000, the real question to ask is, "Is the average American that much better off?" When I look around, I would say that our standard of living was way better in the 70's. We all had less debt, better prospects and felt just more optimistic about life.

tonycodolo

Are some of these guys bipolar ?
Seriously when the market goes red all of a sudden we're heading for the worst financial crisis in history when it picks up again even via bargain hunters some of these guys are so high sprited you'd swear there were sucking on helium.

NS-urss

Money is being sucked out from economy by Fed reserve= less demand.

Equity price is still at all time high region = room to go up is very little=room to go down is large.

Trade war is still on going = high risk in economy.

Anyone who thinks of getting into equity market needs to has his head checked.

Singular