Amid Global Euphoria, European Volatility Gauge Dives To Record Low
‘Japanification’ is good!
‘Japanification’ is good!
“I was born, Peter, of an age, when the Republican party was the party of fiscal prudence”.
“Improvement” may be such a relative term right now as to be nearly meaningless.Â
A lack of news makes positioning-inspired dollar drop the story du jour.
Don’t fight the fiscal?
If you “call now” (so to speak), she’ll send you a “Tax the Ultra-Rich†sticker.
In these ebullient times, let us not forget the proverbial reason for the season.
“Instead of fawning all over his market calls, let me highlight where I think he is mistaken”.
“Whenever a novice trader asks me where to start learning, the first thing I tell them is to get a Twitter account”.
It’s Trump’s rally to lose…
Still, nobody should get too excited.
It would be both correct and incorrect to say the week ahead will be all about trade.
But don’t be so quick to suggest things will be “unexciting”.
It may fall flat. We’ll see.
Maybe this is enough to get a dovish lean out of the Fed.
“…unless December brings a dramatic recovery”.
“We have traded up on such optimism before, only to then be let down”.
If they’re right, they will look like geniuses.
Thank the “easy soft patch”.
Elegance in simplicity.
“It was regarded as important to form a consensus and to unite”.
“I view the world from the lens of volatility.”
You can’t paper over anarchy with fiscal measures.Â
“Others are running circles around them and laughing all the way to the bank”.
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