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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Seven Days in May?
We noted last night only four other times in the past fifty years has the S&P500 opened May with three consecutive down days. We find this type analysis great cocktail chat, at best interesting, but not very actionable. Nevertheless, today’s … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Charts, Equities
Tagged Commodities, S&P500, Sell in May and go away, Stock Market
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Chart of the Day: Dr. Copper Falls Through the Ice
Dr. Copper broke through its support at 4.10 and is below 4.00 for the first time since early December. Lots of flakes in this chart as head and shoulder patterns are ubiquitous. Copper is a very crowded trade and some … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, China, Commodities, Credit, Currency, Dollar, Monetary Policy
Tagged China, Commodities, Copper
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Quote of the Day: Siemens’ McSwan Watch
Siemens AG (SIE), Europe’s largest engineering company, reported decent numbers this morning, including strong growth from the emerging markets. But listen to CEO, Peter Loescher, on the conference call this morning. He is vigilantly monitoring the many macro swans, including … Continue reading
Macro Notes from the Kellogg’s Conference Call
We find it fascinating how companies are engaging the consumer. Check out how Kellogg’s is doing it with digital media. The following are direct quotes from company executives from today’s earnings conference call. Digital Media Advertising – “Engaging the Consumer” … Continue reading
Posted in Charts, Commodities, Earnings
Tagged Commodites, Conference Call, Digital Media, Inflation, Kellogg's, Margins
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First Three Days in May
The equity market has made a little bit history in the first three days in May. Only four other times in the last fifty years has the S&p500 opened May with three consecutive down days. Bespoke did some great work … Continue reading
Charts of the Day: Asian Credit Bubble?
Great chart from Deustche Bank of Asian home prices indexed to Jan’07. It’s becoming increasingly clear, at least to us, that a big part of Asia is in massive credit/asset bubble and as monetary tightening plays out their day of … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Bonds, China, Commodities, Credit, Crude Oil, Currency
Tagged Asian Home Prices, Credit Bubble
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Fight of the Century: Keynes vs. Hayek Round Two
Great rap video explaining the political economy for the Facebook generation.
Week in Review
We’re not going to say much as the nation (and Globex) celebrates the end of Bin Laden. We were in Lafayette Park on September 10, 2001 and now watch thousands gather there and across the country to celebrate his demise. … Continue reading
Posted in Week in Review
Tagged Bin Laden Rally, China, Copper, Gold, Silver, Stocks
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