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Week In Review – June 15
Summary Friday’s markets were surprisingly resilient given the escalation of the trade wars Big recovery in Euro periphery sovereign spreads on the back of Italian FinMin’s statement backing the euro currency Angela Merkel is having big problems within her government. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Week in Review
Tagged Argentina Peso, bonds, Commodities, Currencies, Dollar Index, Euro sovereign spreads, Global equity markets, Italy, Natural Gas, Oil, Stocks
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Happy Fathers Day
Here’s what Dads are for: https://twitter.com/awardsdarwin/status/1008340165855731712?s=21
Global Risk Monitor – June 15
Posted in Daily Risk Monitor, Uncategorized
Tagged bonds, Commodities, Currencies, Global equity markets, Performance, Stocks
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China vs. U.S. trade war: Who would win?
Posted in China, Geopolitical, Uncategorized
Tagged China Trade Wars, Geopolitiical, Trump, U.S., Xi
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World Cup Prediction: Spain or Germany?
The machine learning random forest algo predicts Spain is favored over Germany mainly due to the fact that Germany has a comparatively high chance to drop out in the round-of-sixteen. Combining the odds from many different bookmakers puts Brazil as the … Continue reading
Posted in AI, Algos, Automation, Uncategorized
Tagged Machine Learning, Predictions, World Cup
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S&P500 Camped Out In Doji City
The S&P500 has generated a Doji candlestick in three out of the last four trading days. Also of interest is the rejection at 2792, an important Fibonacci retracement in the current correction, which we flagged a few days ago.
Nonlinear Thinking: The Robots Are Here
Stunning… JD.com, a Chinese e-commerce gargantuan, has built a big new Shanghai fulfillment center that can organize, pack and ship 200,000 orders a day. It employs four people — all of whom service the robots. What’s going on: Welcome to … Continue reading
Posted in China, Jobs, Uncategorized
Tagged Axios, fulfillment center, JD.com, Jobs, Robots
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COTD: World Cup & Stock Trading Volume
Hat Tip: @T_Mason_H (COTD = Chart of the Day)
