‘Just Because The Sun Is Out’

Markets looked poised to embrace a risk-on bent to start the new week, emboldened by rumors of Brexit "progress" and another stimulus unveil stateside. Michel Barnier apparently expressed guarded optimism during a closed-door meeting of ambassadors, during which he said a divorce deal between the EU and the UK could come within days, although he described the path to a deal this week as "narrow." While the headlines belied a largely unchanged narrative -- "significant differences" remained -- t

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  1. “I’m reminded of the chart-drawing ex-colleague who systematically removed Friday afternoon and Monday morning moves from his charts because they sent more false than positive signals,”

    Did it improve its trading success?

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