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Monthly Archives: October 2018
The New FX Model: PMI Differentials?
One of Australia’s finest, and best market analyst, Greg McKenna, and more important, our good friend, posits a new exchange rate determination model: PMI differentials. We cut our teeth as a young economist on Anne Krueger‘s book, Exchange Rate Determination. … Continue reading
Posted in Capital Flows, Exchange Rates, Uncategorized
Tagged Anne Krueger, Exchange Rate Determination, FX Rates, PMI, PMI Differentials
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The Menu Of Quant Trading And Investing Strategies
Excellent synopsis from Bloomberg’s, Your Guide to the Many Flavors of Quant Investing, of the various quant trading and investment strategies. Factor investing You like Indian food and Thai food, so maybe you like all spicy foods. HOW IT’S DONE: … Continue reading
Crude Reality For Emerging Markets
This chart comes to us via the “Polish Swish,” known for his nuttin’ but net baseline jumper. It illustrates the local pain of rising oil prices in a few selected emerging markets. Crude oil is priced in dollars, and countries … Continue reading
Posted in Crude Oil, Currency, Emerging Markets, Uncategorized
Tagged Crude Oil, Currencies, Emerging Markets
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Kiril Sokoloff Interviews Stan Druckenmiller
Investment visionary Kiril Sokoloff is embarking on a series of exceptional interviews from his personal contacts for Real Vision. In the second episode of his series, he sits down with a revered titan of the investment world: Stanley F. Druckenmiller. … Continue reading
Posted in Video, Whales
Tagged Invterview, Kiril Sokoloff, Real Vision, Stan Druckenmiller
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Get Shorty, Got Shorty, Still Shorty In 10-Year Notes
Interesting chart from Bloomberg on the growing record short position by specs in 10-year note futures. Surprisingly, there has been no meaningful squeeze in the 10-year during 2018, even with the massive equity volatility shock in early February. In fact, … Continue reading
NAFTA Gets The Shafta
Scratch NAFTA and welcome in the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement. The Best Deal In History Once again, sure to be spun as the “greatest trade deal in the history of the world,” by both sides, for that matter, but will not … Continue reading
Posted in Trade War, Uncategorized
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