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Tag Archives: dollar
Week in Review: Can the European Center Hold?
What a week. What a year. Who would have predicted that U.S. bonds, even in foreign currencies and a sovereign downgrade, would be outperforming the BRIC equity indices and copper by several hundred basis points in mid-August? Stunning and a … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Week in Review
Tagged Apple, bonds, BRICs, Commodites, Copper, dollar, Stocks, Swiss Franc
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Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride!
Wow! What a day. Incredible moves. Scared markets. Capital stampeding like buffalo not knowing where to go. Great if you’re on the right side of the volatility, but you still needed a neck brace from the whiplash. It’s gonna … Continue reading
Posted in Bonds, Charts, Currency, Dollar, Equities, Gold
Tagged bonds, dollar, Gold, Stocks, Swiss Franc, Volatility
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Monitoring the Armageddon Trade – Day 5
Only one of the Four Horsemen of the our Armageddon Trade is misbehaving, that is, not confirming by moving in the wrong direction. Stocks, which, some have touted as the new safe haven, have been hit the most and dollar … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Bonds, Currency, Dollar, Equities, Gold
Tagged Arnageddon Trade, bonds, dollar, Gold, Repo, Stocks, T-Bills
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Monitoring the Armageddon Trade – Day 4
Looks like the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse spent the day watering their horses. Not much happening in our Armageddon Trade today. Gold, which is trading poorly, bounced off the lows and stocks reversed a decent rally to close lower. … Continue reading
Monitoring the Armageddon Trade – Day 3
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse were split on the Armageddon Trade today. Gold and the dollar diverged and were non-confirming, though stocks got hammered and took out some short-term technicals. Bonds rallied off lows to close essentially flat. … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Bonds, Charts, Dollar, Equities, Gold, Sovereign Risk
Tagged Armageddon Trade, bonds, dollar, Gold, Stocks
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Monitoring the Armageddon Trade – Day 2
Still no panic, but lower. The dollar took the biggest beating and looks ready to take out its May lows. Only T-Bonds of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse moved contrary to what we call the Armageddon trade, where gold … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Bonds, Credit, Currency, Dollar, Equities, Fiscal Policy, Gold
Tagged Armageddon Trade, bonds, dollar, Gold, Stocks
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Monitoring the Armageddon Trade
The following charts illustrate today’s performance of “The Four Horsemen” of our Armageddon trade, which we posted earlier. That is, the markets were monitoring for large concurrent moves which would signal a loss of confidence in the U.S. government and … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Bonds, Charts, Dollar, Equities, Gold
Tagged Armageddon Trade, bonds, dollar, Gold, Stocks
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The Armageddon Trade
Here are the four markets we do not want to see large concurrent sustained moves in the direction as illustrated. (click here if picture is not observable)
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Bonds, Currency, Dollar, Equities, Gold, Politics, Sovereign Debt
Tagged Armageddon Trade, bonds, dollar, Gold, Stocks
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Week in Review: The Realpolitik of Debt
The S&P500 closed Friday near the top of its trading range and just a little more than 1 percent below its post crash closing high of 1361.22 on the back of some decent earnings — and an Apple blowout — … Continue reading
Gold’s Perfect Storm? Nears All-time Closing High
Gold is creeping higher as many believe it is the only place to hide. Cash gold is near its all-time closing high of 1563.20 on April 29th and closing in on its May 2nd intraday high of 1575.10. We find … Continue reading
