Siren Songs Of Summer

"S&P 500 heads for record close as Nvidia soars, investors look for rate cuts," read one mid-week mainstream media market wrap. That's gotta be a gut punch if you're a bear. More records. More AI. More rate-cut speculation. More cowbell. "New quarter, new half. This is when a wall of money comes into the equity market quickly," Goldman's Scott Rubner told clients on Wednesday. Scott's a tactician. Like Nomura's Charlie McElligott. Only not as fun to read. (Charlie's out of the office on a

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10 thoughts on “Siren Songs Of Summer

  1. I’ll be honest… I could have used a little more cowbell.

    Sorry, had to get that out of my system.

    My mind is blown that NVDA just took the 2 spot, and I have no problem fading that. I mean, I’m not selling it short. I’m not a fucking moron. But never bet on hardware. Commodities have no moat. Just ask IBM.

  2. The innocent, hopeful look on the bear’s face as it gazes upon the rocks while speeding ahead with full sails… guffaw! Perhaps it sees a safe landing upon which to jump and abandon ship stage right (if only for a time). Love the artwork. Laughter is sometimes hard to come by, and well received when it comes from somewhere unexpected.

  3. Whatever happened to “The future is never clear; you pay a very high price in the stock market for a cheery consensus.” Warrren Buffet(1979).
    My those SPY puts look cheap…

  4. H-Man, been awhile posting but have to wonder what kind of rag guy you are — Amiri jeans and some hoodie from another planet. Anyway, back to business– the cycle is turning, ever so slowly but surely, and it does not bode well for equities. Interesting piece that immigration according to the CBO has kept the economy alive and will do so in the near future. Right now being long treasuries on the long end with a touch of chip exposure seems to be the game.

      1. I don’t know why anyone in here remains interested in your fashion sense after you freely admitted to wearing a white denim jacket. I mean, the Patrick Bateman schtick has always been on-the-nose, but white denim? There are lines, dude.

          1. H: I see Jensen has moved on to a Tom Ford Tejus lizard-embossed version of his signature black motorcycle jacket. 🙂

  5. The bond market needs to stabilize or the roller coaster will just continue. This has been a good week in that regard. I hope the U.S. can follow Canada and the EU in short order, but July seems iffy, and September is so far away.

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