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Global Yield Curve Inversion Spells Doom For The Economy

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Global Yield Curve – Stocks Continue To Rebound On Friday Stocks rallied slightly on Friday. S&P 500 and the Russell 2000 both increased 0.22%. This latest weakness in FAANG and Nvidia crashing 18.8% was from weak guidance. The 0.15% decline in the Nasdaq was impressive. CNN Fear and Greed index was steady at 10 which […]

Asia-Pacific Calendar: The Week Ahead – November 19 – 23

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By Steven Levine Interactive Brokers senior market analyst Steven Levine provides some highlights for what to look for in the Asia-Pacific region in the week beginning November 19.

Dow Dumps 500 Points – Back Below Key Technical Support

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While Nasdaq and all its ‘no-brainer’ stock leaders are getting all the headlines, The Dow has now crashed 500 points, breaking back below its 200-day-moving-average… As selling hasn’t stopped since the cash open… (Nasdaq futs worse) As AAPL breaks to new cycle lows…

Don’t Short The QT Hangover

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I love the ocean which is ironic as I live on a Great Lake more than 1,500 kilometers from the Atlantic. But you put me anywhere near an ocean and I guarantee it – I am jumping in. It doesn’t matter if the water is 15 degrees, I have to go for a dip. Not […]

Why Equities Traders Need To Pay Attention To Bond Traders

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If you want to know what direction the markets are going in, equities traders should watch what bond traders are doing. The bond market is a much bigger market than equities, and when there is a whiff of inflation, bond traders and investors will walk – or even run – out the door (they are […]

Metals Moving In Unison For A Massive Price Advance

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Are the metals markets ending a price correction in unison and preparing for a massive price advance? This is the question we asked our research team to investigate and their findings may help skilled traders identify great opportunities in the future. This multi-part research article will share our most recent opinion about the metals markets […]

EUR/USD Weekly Technical Outlook: Euro Reversal Rips Into Resistance

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In this series, we scale-back and take a look at the broader technical picture to gain a bit more perspective on where we are in trend. Euro has rallied more than 2% against the US Dollar since the monthly/yearly lows registered last week with the advance now targeting the first test of resistance. Here are the key targets & invalidation […]

Stocks Dive On IPhone Concerns: Production Plans Cut Again And Again

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In recent weeks, Apple slashed production orders for all three iPhone models that it unveiled in September. The Wall Street Journal reports Apple Suppliers Suffer With Uncertainty Around iPhone Demand but it’s not just the supplies getting hit. The Nasdaq 100 is down close to 3 percent with the S&P 500 and Dow down close to 2 […]

Eurodollar Futures: Powell May Figure It Out Sooner, He Won’t Have Any Other Choice

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For Janet Yellen, during her somewhat brief single term, she never made the same kind of effort as Ben Bernanke had. Her immediate predecessor, Bernanke, wanted to make the Federal Reserve into what he saw as the 21st-century central bank icon. Monetary policy wouldn’t operate on the basis of secrecy and ambiguity. Transparency became far […]

Economics Of Mushroom Production: Kennett Square And The Rise Of China

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Mushrooms are a relatively small US agricultural crop, with total production of about $1.2 billion in the 2017-2018 growing year. But they do illustrate some economic lessons, including how a local area that develops a specialization in a certain product can be hard to dislodge, and how the rise of China is reshaping global production in […]