Breaking The Bank.
Beleaguered banks, commodities on the come up, golf, the usual…
Beleaguered banks, commodities on the come up, golf, the usual…
ERDOGAN CALLS FOR EARLY ELECTIONS IN TURKEY
In good hands.
Plenty to fret about (and laugh at).
All you can do is laugh.
After all, the market’s muted response to geopolitical turmoil in 2016 and 2017 was in large part down to the central bank put, which is now in question. And it goes without saying that the low vol. regime seems to have come to an end over the past couple of months.Â
Waiting game.
“Get ready.”
All hail the “king”.
“I don’t… nobody knows what’s going on.”
The win streak is over.
“The charges are so grave (essentially implicating the current president of Turkey) that one may say ‘sky is the limit’ as far as the magnitude and scope of potential sanctions go.”
A snowy hike and so much more.
And the plot thickens.
Tech bloodbath forgotten. Never mind the bonds.
If Monday was largely a bore outside of some overnight fireworks in Asia, Tuesday made up for it.
The air up here is thin.
Ok, well there were some notable headlines to start the week…
Holiday road.
This is what panic looks like.
Well, an eventful week ended on a sour note, which is a shame for the bulls because Thursday was a barnburner.Â
This opens all kinds of doors.
The setup was terrible, with falling commodities, a downbeat Asian session, and junk jitters weighing on sentiment.
Not what I would call an “upbeat” session.
What happens over the weekend no longer remains confined to the weekend.
“Under the alleged proposal, Mr. Flynn and his son, Michael Flynn Jr., were to be paid as much as $15 million for delivering Fethullah Gulen to the Turkish government.”
Nobody strike a match.
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