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Jamie And JP Mo = Class
JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon pulls out of Saudi conference https://t.co/4qwl8Z8d46 — CNBC (@CNBC) October 14, 2018
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More “Cranes Of Dubai” In NYC
You heard it here first, Comrades! Just back home after a week-long road trip to many major U.S. cities. The “Cranes Of Dubai” As an economist, I am always looking for anecdotal evidence of how the local economy is doing. … Continue reading
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Week In Review – October 12
Summary Ugly week for equities Russell 2000 led the U.S. indices down, falling over 5 percent Shanghai down over 7 percent, some of which was catch up after a week close The 10-year yield rise, which triggered the equity correction, … Continue reading
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Global Risk Monitor – October 12
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Italians are all talking about the bond spread – FT
Lo spread’ – the yield gap between Italian and German 10-year bonds – is the hot topic of conversation in Rome after the populist coalition government promised a spending splurge ► Subscribe to FT.com here: http://bit.ly/2GakujT
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Traders Get Caught…..
What is else in new? Slice through the 200-day like a hot knife through butter yesterday only to close above it today. Still would not touch equities here for my than a flip, and looking to get shorty at higher … Continue reading
Price Action In The S&P & Its 200-day MA
That was easy. Only second close below the 200-day (2765ish) for the S&P since January 2016. The 200-day has been steel support for the S&P500, and a trampoline for reversal rallies over the past few years. Not today. Is this … Continue reading
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Tagged 200-day moving average, Hot knife through butter, S&P500
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Browbeating the Fed 2.0
As the market melt and President Trump ramps up his rhetoric on Fed rate hikes, we thought you’d be interested in our July post. By the way, the geopolitics in the Taiwan strait are growing much hotter since we wrote. … Continue reading
