CPI Data Pushes Equity Investors Into a Buying Frenzy The CPI reading was the final push the market needed to fall back into a bull market. Yields are tanking with the dollar. This is bullish for equities in the "bad news is good news environment," equities are ripping, and gold is tagging along. I think it is safe to say that things are looking very bullish. Short premiums are crushed across the board. I believe that most of the market was expecting this suppressed...
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Of course those tricky MMs don't want to pay anybody. Especially on mid month expirations. Usually there is a little volatility around those expiration dates. It is possible we might see a bit more volatility today, Wednesday, or Friday. Wednesday is the official monthly expiration but sometimes the rollover can happen before or after, like on a Friday. But it is a possibility that investors might have already rotated their contracts. After a crazy rally like we have seen, it makes me think a lot of capital has already moved around. So then the volatility might be just like any normal day.
It's been a busy week, no week ahead outlook, I had two made but couldn't finish either (busy making a straw bale garden) and ran out of time (I had to leave for work at 3am and didn't get home until almost 7). A lot has happened, the market fell hard (somehow I still expect a rally) Don't get me wrong iam NOT bullish, I just expect a bear rally* *A bear rally, no matter what starts it (chicken or the egg- doesn't matter there is a chicken that lays eggs) is money traders and sho...
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Nice analysis on major currencies! How u think about Chinese Yuan? Their central bank are doing what opposite to FED do right now
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that was one of my posts I didn't finish... China is going about a recession in the opposite direction (the direction the us went in 2008) they are making money cheap and easy (also why chinese stocks went up). China will inflate their currency until it blows up and they either do or do not bail out their financial institutions that will determine their direction. In reality the chinese were/are trying to wreck the economy enough so that when it collapses it doesnt fall very far they were/are trying to keep the wreckage to just the stock market and not real estate, banking and commodities. They are failing so far. The scary thing is there is something that will solve most of their problems and I think they know it. War- war forces commodity suppliers to ramp up production/hiring it allows the government to spend into debt and therefore bail out whatever needs bailed out all under the vail of a "unified" "right" or "greater good" while hiding their failings at the same time. Sorry I'm sure that's not what you were after.
The main event for the week will be Jerome Powell's rate hike on wednesday this week. The Fed increasing interest rates is the main reason for the market correction these past months. A 50 basis point hike is expected. Anything different will surely move markets. we might even possibly get a big move in the markets off of the expected 50 point move as well. Yields started the week on the rise so we can expect the 50 points at least.$iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT.US)$$Cboe 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF Volatility Index (.VXTLT.US)$
razo2 : I think better keep eyes on data. Friday MM will not want to pay out the bulls.
SpyderCall OP razo2 : Of course those tricky MMs don't want to pay anybody. Especially on mid month expirations. Usually there is a little volatility around those expiration dates.
It is possible we might see a bit more volatility today, Wednesday, or Friday. Wednesday is the official monthly expiration but sometimes the rollover can happen before or after, like on a Friday.
But it is a possibility that investors might have already rotated their contracts. After a crazy rally like we have seen, it makes me think a lot of capital has already moved around. So then the volatility might be just like any normal day.
102905741 : stok data in market
102905741 : stok data in market..