Take A Breather.

You could easily attribute it to generalized growth concerns and/or to Donald Trump's ill-advised de

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3 thoughts on “Take A Breather.

  1. My sense is that the bulk of market participants don’ t want to see an end to this free lunch any more than they ever do..But end it will in a time of no ones choosing. One can find an infinite (literally) amount of explanations for each and every 1/2% move and reality is that talk is a lot of wishful thinking. Even Charlie can be off now and again(amazingly so it seems). Boat is stacked heavy to one side (look out) Actually I think that is what H….is saying as well

  2. Today’s commodities gains are tomorrow’s inflation. 5-8% up from here even with minimal inflows before
    meaningful pullback. Watching transports the next few weeks for indications of momentum going into historically weak late April/Early May time frame aka the time of year for short term peaks.

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