On Wednesday, in a post that was simultaneously tragic and hilarious, I documented Turkey’s unfolding
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Thursday Chart Check: How Far Are We From Throwing A “Tantrum”?
Needless to say, there’s been no shortage of speculation this year about yields and where
“It’s Like Living In The Roman Colosseum”: Reaction To Trump Presser Lacks Nuance
“If investors were left disappointed on details relevant to the economy and policies, it’s because no one raised the issues in any substantive way.”
Daily Kickstart (Dollar Doldrums)
Oh how the mighty (greenback) has fallen. The consensus trade of 2017 is having a rough
Visualizing A “Yield Crisis”
Bonds for the capital gains, stocks for the yield…
“Populism Leads To War And Poverty”: Chinese President To Deliver Stark Warning In Historic Visit To Davos
Essentially, Xi sees the US election and the political turmoil in Europe as an opportunity for China to usher in a new era of bipolarity on the way to -perhaps – unipolarity with China as the world’s only superpower.
Trump Event A Yawner – Unless You Own Biotechs
Today’s “main event” turned out to be a bit of a dud. And I don’t
It’s Not All Bad For US Stocks…
We can always count on leverage…
Caption Contest (Vanity)
“Definitely my favorite sin”…
How To Trade Today’s Main Event
“You can cut the anticipation with a knife.”
Wednesday Chart Check (Trump, Brexit, And FX Chaos)
The US election and Brexit have a whole lot in common. Both represent the electorate’s
Daily Kickstart (Dear Mexico, We’re Sorry About All This)
I think I can probably sum up Wednesday with one sentence and one chart…
Tuesday Chart Check (Bitcoin Edition)
Sure, many Chinese citizens are so desperate to move money out of the country that they’re
Two Thirds Of Americans Say Trump Should Stop Tweeting – For Good
“140 characters may not be enough to tell Donald Trump just how much Americans want him to knock off the tweeting.”
Trading Trump’s Coronation
There’s been nothing ambiguous about investors’ collective reaction to the election of Donald Trump. Once
John Kerry Slams Trump’s Twitter Addiction, Warns On “Rise Of Authoritarian Populism”
“Every country in the world better start worrying about authoritarian populism and the absence of substance in our dialogue.”
Liquidity Lapse: Don’t Say You Weren’t Warned
The liquidity picture for corporate cash bonds is looking increasingly ugly.
Tuesday Humor (Citi Cuts Goldman To Sell)
Them’s fightin’ words…
Tuesday Chart Check (Squeeze Please Edition)
Shaking out the shorts…
One Trader “Doesn’t Like What He Hears” From Fed Speakers
“But don’t they owe us a clear indication of what it would take to actually get March?”
Daily Kickstart (Go Home Lira, You’re Drunk Edition)
“There is still much uncertainty about how his exact economic agenda will look,” Commerzbank’s Thu Lan
Think The War In Syria Will End In 2017? Think Again.
Did you think the war in Syria (which is now coming up on its six year
Monday Humor: China Will Bring In Moody’s, S&P To Make Bond Market Safer
“With unaccounted-for risk in Chinese bonds dispersed widely, investors should hope global rating companies are allowed to dig deeper.”
Investment Grade Corporate Bond Sales Hit 17-Week High
On Sunday, I noted that the first week of January was a blockbuster for corporate
“A Permanent Output Loss”: One Bank Quantifies Likely Damage From Trump’s Trade Pissing Contests
A pervasive theme here at the Heisenberg Report is that Donald Trump’s determination to start
Sorry Mr. Trump, History Says Twitter Tantrums Won’t “Make America Great Again”
Let’s try, for now, to ignore how completely insane it is that the incoming President of the United States was up before dawn this morning tweeting about the relative merits of Meryl Streep’s acting skills and swearing that he didn’t intentionally make fun of a reporter for being disabled…
Monday Chart Check (Who Needs Liquidity Edition)
“Many market participants have argued that regulations such as the Supplementary Leverage Ratio (SLR) have made repurchase agreements (repos) more expensive for dealers, and that this in turn has hurt liquidity in the cash Treasury market.”
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