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Monthly Archives: November 2018
Our Favorite Chart Of The Week
Events and the market are moving our way, BREXIT ain’ gonna happen. The political extremes on both ends have “woke” the sleepy and complacent middle, women, and the young. We believe you will see the results in the upcoming “November to Remember” … Continue reading
Rosie On Investing In 2019 – Financial Post
Posted in Economics, Equities, Uncategorized
Tagged 2019, David Rosenberg, Financial Post
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Week In Review – November 16
Summary U.S. 10-year yield in on slowdown worries Probability of Fed move in December drops 10 points to around 65 percent Corporate credit spreads blew out big time. Watch this space Equity markets are rudderless and feel like they want … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Week in Review
Tagged bonds, Commodites, Currencies, Performance, Stocks, Week in Review
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Global Risk Monitor – November 16
Posted in Daily Risk Monitor, Uncategorized
Tagged bonds, Commodities, Credit, Currencies, Global Stock Markets, Peformance, Stocks
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Cue “Exit the BREXIT” & Other GMM Victory Laps
Because we get a lot of things wrong in the trading business as nobody knows the future, and every decision to buy or sell is really just a probability adjusted or calculated guess, we thought we would take a victory … Continue reading
U.S. Treasury Market Borrowing & Global Foreign Savings
We were curious about how much U.S. Treasury market borrowings have increased relative to global foreign savings and whipped together the table below. We define global foreign savings here as the cumulative current account surpluses of all the world’s surplus nations. The … Continue reading
Posted in Dollar, Sovereign Debt, Uncategorized
Tagged global foreign savings, QE, U.S. borrowing requirement, U.S. deficit
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Multiple root problems lie behind Italy’s economic woes – FT
Great synopsis of Italy’s economic and political woes by the FT. The country’s lagging GDP per capita is all you need to know to understand the cause of the political conflict and rise of left-right Italian populism. We were surprised … Continue reading
Posted in Italy, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged GDP per capita, Italy, Politics, Populism, Trumpism
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Is The 10-Year S&P500 Rally At Risk?
We don’t know and neither does anyone else. We do know, however, the market trades horribly; it can’t hold its water on rallies; has lost its leadership and trades rudderless, and the index is getting close to testing some key … Continue reading
The Rack Trade Cometh & Killeth
The following trade is causing some mega pain and panic unwind within the energy trading community: Long Crude Oil futures/Short Natural Gas Futures It’s painful enough to be squeezed, but to be taking it at both ends is unbearable and … Continue reading
