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Yearly Archives: 2017
15 predictions Bill Gates made in 1999
No. 1: Price-comparison sites. Gates’ prediction: “Automated price comparison services will be developed, allowing people to see prices across multiple websites, making it effortless to find the cheapest product for all industries.”What we see now: You can easily search for … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, Uncategorized
Tagged 1999, Bill Gates Predictions, World Economic Forum
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Janet Yellen’s Jackson Hole Speech
August 25, 2017 Financial Stability a Decade after the Onset of the CrisisFinancial Stability a Decade after the Onset of the Crisis Chair Janet L. Yellen At “Fostering a Dynamic Global Recovery,” a symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank … Continue reading
Jackson Hole Schedule
Note, mountain time — add two hours for NY time. No expectations of policy from Yelen or Draghi. Nothing priced. Either a big yawn or big market move. Source: Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank
Dub “Start(me)up” Nation
New cover of Bloomberg BusinessWeek. Go Dubs! Number three in 2017–18. Money! About three years ago, in February 2014, Andre Iguodala spent an off-day during the NBA season at the offices of venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz in Menlo Park, Calif. … Continue reading
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Tagged Andre Igadala, Golden State Warriors, Rolling Stones, Startup, Steph Curry, Venture Capital
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Ray Dalio Opines And We Agree
Political risk rising. Watch the “American Street.” When we held positions overnight on Wall Street, we used to go home worried about global instability and what was going on in the “Arab Street.” Now we worry about the American … Continue reading
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Head & Shoulders Everywhere!
We once heard the late Yale prof., Stephen Ross, say that “if you stare at the clouds long enough, you can see pink elephants.” We kind of feel that way, though not completely, about seeing patterns in stock charts.
Posted in Equities, Technical Analysis, Uncategorized
Tagged Freedom Tower, Head and Shoulders pattern, Lightening, Technical Analysis
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The Age Of Low Volatility
Interesting charts from the CME group’s August 1st earnings release. It’s not just the VIX that has been tanking over the past few years, but the volatility in almost all financial instruments and commodities has declined this decade and are … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Volatility
Tagged CME, Eurodollars, Foreign Exchange, S&P500, Treasuries, Volatility
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Debate Within The FOMC: Bubblistas v. Efficient Marketistas?
We have finally made the time to more closely review the release of last week’s Fed minutes from the July 25-26 meeting. We kind of like what we see. Debate Breaking Out Among FOMC Members? A debate appears to breaking … Continue reading
Posted in Equities, Interest Rates, Monetary Policy, Uncategorized
Tagged Equities, FOMC, Interest rates, Janet Yellen, Monetary Policy
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COTD: Today’s Cosmic Ballet
The “cosmic ballet” today is going to be the first one since 1918 where the path of darkness will cross the Pacific and Atlantic coasts as well as the first that will make landfall exclusively in the U.S. since independence … Continue reading
Week in Review – August 18
Stock Indices Argentina stocks up big after the ruling coalition did better than expected in primary legislative elections last Sunday. Emerging markets generally better bid than DMs. Europe traded better as it looks the mighty Euro is taking a rest … Continue reading
Posted in Bonds, Commodities, Currency, Equities, Uncategorized
Tagged bonds, Commodities, Currencies, Emerging Markets, Stocks, Zinc
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