Don’t forget the eggnog.
Category: banks
All’s Well That Ends With A Record Close.
It’s Friday.
Bubble Trouble.
“Pop”?
A Truly Taxing Day.
Thursday, bloody Thursday.
‘Great Again’
Are we there yet?
‘You Know What? It’s Fine.’
There’s always tomorrow…
How To Trade The Fed’s Big Announcement And Why There Won’t Be A ‘Tantrum’
Given the well-choreographed and gradual adjustment, we expect that asset markets will avoid another ‘taper tantrum.'”
‘The Trump Premium Has Drained Out’ – Goldman Has A Trade For You
But for the enterprising among you, that probably means there’s some upside asymmetry here. Just know that if you take that trade, you’re effectively betting that Gary Cohn won’t ultimately leave the administration…
Dimon, Cohn, And Why KBW Says You ‘Can’t Ignore’ Impact Of Trump’s Meltdown
“The impact to President Donald Trump’s economic agenda, particularly tax reform, from controversy surrounding comments about protests in Charlottesville can’t be ignored.”
This Correlation Just Hit A Record High, But Goldman Says Don’t Worry About Financials
“Buybacks for the largest banks will soar by 45% this year.”
Tech Or Financials, Which Sector Will Outperform? Goldman Answers
“After many years of consistently high return correlation, the Financials and Information Technology sectors have posted significantly divergent performances twice during the past nine months.”
‘Something Tangible Better Happen Soon’: As Bank Stocks Tumble, Trump ‘Hope’ Meets Reality
“Right now you’re making money purely on multiple expansion related to policy and I suspect it may be a bridge too far.”
Goldman Previews Q2 Earnings Season
Look, here’s the thing: Goldman has got some shit on their chest they need to get off with regard to upcoming earnings results.
Gold Flash Crashes, “Jubilant” Germans, And Bank Bailouts
Well, gold plunged $18 in seconds on surging volume (18k contracts in a one-minute window)
Glass-Steagall 2.0? Analysts Weigh In
“Still, it’s a mistake for investors to dismiss the threat”…
“As Greedy As A Pig”: Investors Pull Most From Bank Funds In A Year
Somehow I doubt this will come as a surprise to anyone, but investors yanked the most money from bank sector funds in more than year over the last week, as the Fed’s “dovish” hike exacerbated fears that popular Trump trades may have run their course.
Here Are The “Single Most Important Questions” For America’s Banks
“‘There’s nobody better to tell me about Dodd-Frank than Jamie,’ Mr. Trump said, presumably meaning that there was nobody better to help him dismantle Dodd-Frank than Jamie.”
Daily Kickstart (Yen, Gold Fall; Inflation, IP Data, Goldman, Yellen All On Deck)
Traders put the brakes on the flight to safety bid on Wednesday as gold and the
Red Light, Green Light: Should We Deregulate The Banks For Our Own Safety?
One of the more amusing things about the dynamics that fed the Eurozone sovereign debt
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