China Said To Offer ‘Modest’ Farm Purchases In Exchange For Delay Of October 1 Tariff Hike
This doesn’t say much for “progress”.
This doesn’t say much for “progress”.
…but it’s still madness.
Further into the Twilight Zone we go.
Now, apparently, the Fed is rooting against US businesses.
The risks are myriad – the dangers clear and present.
“I want to thank the mob.”
“I hope everyone can understand that I was there as a son, husband and dad.”
But don’t worry, it will leak.
“From the Twilight Zone.”
In one text, Yarasavage said she was in touch with “Brett’s guy,†and also with “Brett,†himself.
Well, the reviews are in on the Fed decision, the SEP, the dots and on Jerome Powell’s “plain speak” presser debut.
Eventually, dumb shit is recognized for what it is.
“The ability to achieve HY short exposure via exchange listed products has allowed a wider range of market participants to put the trade on.”
“Last week’s twin 1,000 point plunges on the Dow were not errors.”
Translation: this is not a drill, dammit.
So when you hear conspiracy theories about upwardly revised projections with regard to Treasury supply, just know that there is no conspiracy. There is just reality. And the reality is this…
Naturally, this raises questions about whether an inversion would prompt the Fed to slam on the brakes when it comes to the hikes.
CME DEBUTS BITCOIN FUTURES TRADING, FRONT-MONTH CONTRACT OPENS AT $20,650
“This is the big one, Elizabeth!”
“It is particularly troubling and puzzling that she would seemingly buy into false Russian-fueled propaganda, spread by both the Russians and our opponent, about our candidate’s health.”
Ok, well it’s Sunday which means, barring Trump wandering into a nuclear war in the next several hours, tomorrow will be Monday. This week they’ll be a lot of talk about…
There’s always tomorrow.
“I can already hear the guffaws from all my hard money readers. The last thing the government needs to do is spend more money is what they will say. We need to save more, spend less, and tighten our belts. Well, that has been tried.”
As Bloomberg’s Cameron Crise notes, this is “a particularly acute issue for currency and bond traders,” but given the fact that the fate of the risk rally depends in no small part on whether policymakers exhibit an “appropriate” level of dovishness as they attempt to normalize, one could well argue that it’s even more “acute” for equity investors, especially considering the fact that the retail variety isn’t usually very informed and is thus subject to being unhedged and blindsided.
“…there is less apparent effect for the SPX, but taken together with the behavior of the level of rates and curve slope, the modest depression in SPX at roughly the same post-storm horizon could also be consistent with some asset liquidation.”
“It grates on everything I believe, but this would be a good day to avoid putting yourself at the mercy of the algorithms. They don’t understand that while you can set a fire, arranging for a hurricane is another order of difficulty.”
Listen, there’s considerable debate out there about what the impact from two catastrophic hurricanes is
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