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Risk is a black swan political event (which isn't really a black swan with this stock due its long history of sudden news releases that send the share price flying). It's also never a good idea to short in a bull market. 21% of outstanding USD was printed in 2020, and that was as of November, according to Katusa Research. "21% of US Dollars were printed in...
That shaded box, starting from January.19th, was most likely somebody accumulating.. But it looks like the usual suspects, that being: Sabby Management Altrium Capital Empery Asset Management CVI Investments all somehow managed to miss out on this one at the exact same time, because according to the their end of year 13-G reports, they all reported 0%...
Could be nothing, but mixed with everything else, UVXY/VIX is definitely something to keep an eye on for sure..Was already watching it anyways -- saw the story, thought I'd post the look Zerohedge: BofA "Sell" Signal Triggered Any Moment... The Last This Happened Time Was June 2007 "the Sell Side Indicator (SSI), which is the average recommended equity...
PH (power hour). Just wanted a quick headline with the view.
Workhorse: Back to the Drawing Board, Tipranks "For now though, investors should just watch the stock from the sidelines as a listed market valuation of $2 billion is very rich for a company missing 2020 targets and losing out on a major contract. As the company hits the drawing board and comes out with a new game plan, investors can reconsider the stock likely...
That's probably the only reason why they care too, lol...It creates an unfair economic advantage--and that's it! (Newsquawk) "Furthermore, it was reported that the US administration will engage with allies to combat forced labour including in China and will examine how the Treasury, Commerce Department and USTR can work together to deter currency intervention...
(ZH) "Small Caps and Nasdaq had their best day since the election/vaccine day in early Nov..." (CNBC) “Anxiety over yields appeared largely responsible for a 3% retreat in the S&P 500 from a record high in the middle of February", Mark Haefele, chief investment officer at UBS Global Wealth Management, said in a note published Monday." “We expect this...
Retail investors will now be competing against the big wigs. Sure it will bring tons of liquidity, but, that's probably going to come at a hefty price tag... The Too-Big-To-Fail mega-banks, representing more than 1/2 of bank deposits in America (roughly -- too lazy to reconfirm, but something like that) have access to trillions in leverage . Do you have...
This is copyright, but hopefully they don't care (pretty sure they don't). I'm a rabid hoarder when it comes to key stock market facts, and zh is the best I've found.. "2018 was not a good year for bitcoin, and for cryptos in general: after hitting an all time high in December of 2017, much of the remainder of 2018 was spent with the crypto bubble deflating,...
... Might update later..
I'm no expert, but shouldn't any large changes to the supplemental leverage ratio be viewed as a negative catalyst for the stock market? Risky Finance took note of this back in November, writing that regulatory capital had been decreased by as much as $3 trillion for the 6 largest banks due to the feds forbearance measures in response to the virus...
"published consumer price measures are meaningless" --Joseph Carson, former chief economist at Alliance Bernstein, OCT 09, 2020 "But published consumer price measures are meaningless. That’s because they don’t include house prices, even though a majority of households have opted to own rather than rent. There is no way of effectively measuring inflation...
It's hard to explain, I don't know how, but it's almost like you can just feel the stupidity permeating from this chart pattern... It's like art, really..Wallstreetbets has truly outdone itself this time.
I'm no expert on this, but shouldn’t any large changes to the supplemental leverage ratio result in reduced equity valuations? Check out this quote from Risky Finance from back in November. They did a great job of breaking this all down. “The biggest forbearance measure was a move by the Fed in May to exclude treasury bonds and central bank deposits from the...
Might update later. Will definitely try to keep the ranting to a minimum ( tradingview is permanent, you know.. ) Anyways, interesting view. Citigroup, monthly .
I'm no expert on this, but naturally you'd just expect any large changes to the supplemental leverage ratio to reduce the amount of money available to chase equities. “The biggest forbearance measure was a move by the Fed in May to exclude treasury bonds and central bank deposits from the leverage exposure measure. That wiped $2 trillion off the SLR...