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Bolsonaro sworn in as Brazil’s next president
Bolso’s FinMin, Paulo Guedes and his team of “Chicago Boys” are very market-friendly and potentially transformative for the Brazilan economy. The question is does Bolsonaro have the political skills to see the reforms through? The animal spirits of a new … Continue reading
S&P500 Key Levels
The S&P500 starts the New Year in a global bear market, which began at the end of last January, and sitting just a few points below a key Fibonacci retracement level at 2508.94. Interestingly, the New Year’s Eve rally could … Continue reading
Year In Review – 2018
Summary Fugly year for the financial markets. Unless you’re a trader, 2018 couldn’t end fast enough. The country ETF table illustrates the pain for dollar-denominated returns as only Qatar and Saudi delivered positive returns > 0.5 percent China and Brazil … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Week in Review
Tagged 2018 performance, annual performance, bonds, Commodities, Currencies, Global equity markets, Performance, Stocks, Year In Review
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BFTP: Greatest Arb Ever
This will make for some nice New Year’s cocktail conversation. Upshot? One gallon of gasoline = the energy equivalent of 54.7K Big Macs. BFTP = Blast From The Past Greatest Arb Ever: Cracking Gas into Big Macs Originally Posted on January 12, … Continue reading
2018 Sector ETF Performance
Forget about the noise of the last week. December and Q4 were an ugly finish to an ugly year. A lot going on underneath the hood. Stay tuned.
My Margin Call From The Grim Reaper
Wow! That was a close one. Didn’t realize how serious it was during my last post, “Do You Believe In Omens.” Before I go on, let me THANK my readers from all over the world for the kind and encouraging … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Uncategorized
Tagged Global Macro Monitor, Margin Call From The Grim Reaper
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Do You Believe In Omens?
After finishing my last post earlier tonight on how we may be misdiagnosing the ails of the market, I had this strange episode where I couldn’t breathe. I really thought it was lights out. Last month I had a pain … Continue reading
Diagnosing What Ails The Market
My father-in-law died of rectal melanoma, a disease so rare his doctors didn’t even know it existed. He was diagnosed with having a rectal fissure. He lived with some discomfort until I called him one night. Slurring his words, he … Continue reading
Posted in Budget Deficit, Fiscal Policy, Uncategorized
Tagged Fiscal Policy, Monetary Policy, Stock market correction
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Japan’s Contrary Move On Immigration
Japan zigs (liberalizing) while the U.S. and Europe zag (restricting) on immigration. Interestingly Japan recognizes that immigration can move the needle on growth and is moving to finally liberalize its policies. There are three main factors that drive economic … Continue reading
