‘You Can Feel It Turning’: Stock Melt-Up Takes A Toll
Increasingly, funds are concerned they might miss the proverbial boat, and one bank’s client conversations
Increasingly, funds are concerned they might miss the proverbial boat, and one bank’s client conversations
The UK’s inflation problem isn’t getting better. “These figures reaffirm exactly why we must continue
Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey deserves plaudits. I guess. Earlier this week, while speaking
“Signs of sickness are growing in markets,” Nomura’s Charlie McElligott said Tuesday. It was a
I doubt I was alone Monday in scouring the thesaurus for adjectives sufficient to convey
The ECB delivered a 75bps rate hike on Thursday, but it could’ve just as easily
In early February, one bank’s equity derivatives team suggested market participants were assigning too much
Early last month, three weeks prior to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Goldman called liquidity the
Last week, I talked a bit about market depth and a seemingly acute dearth of
“This further acceleration in the rates selloff is re-triggering the same point I’ve made in
“From a Vol market perspective, the issue is that the VIX is broken — again,”
Headed into December, one key part of the year-end, melt-up thesis is that realized volatility
“If Democrats take control of the Senate after the January 5th Georgia runoff elections, our
To be sure, we had ample warning.
It’s perilous.
Over the past several weeks, central banks globally have been keen to emphasize the extent
“Many aspects of this crisis have played out in-line with our prediction”.
You can’t get rid of the Babadook.
“…daily amplitudes not seen since 2011.”
“We are all subject to the same risk management parameters.”
Traders have questions.
Pavlov is still missing.
Daisy chains, knock-ons and seasonals amid the macro melee.
“We’re not concerned.”
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