Like A Lion
“March came in like a proverbial lion,” Bloomberg’s Laura Cooper wrote Tuesday. “Sure, a Chinese
“March came in like a proverbial lion,” Bloomberg’s Laura Cooper wrote Tuesday. “Sure, a Chinese
How do things calm down? That’s the main question on traders’ minds this week. The
Some were “undaunted” by the second week of losses for US equities, which finally seemed
US markets calmed down a bit Friday as gloved traders and investors sifted through the
A while back — and I endeavored to find the relevant articles Friday morning, but
Marko Kolanovic says the VIX is “bound to decline.” In a Wednesday note, Kolanovic blamed
Some of the Fed’s critical systems went down on Wednesday. But not the ones that
Germany is poised to authorize billions in additional debt-funded virus relief spending, sources said Monday.
“On the one hand, the fact that a few day traders could cause such disruption
“Hedge fund deleveraging ‘events’ spur central bank liquidity and sometimes massive rallies [or] bubbles,” BofA’s
On the eve of the first jobs report since Joe Biden assumed the presidency, US
Point, counterpoint, I suppose. The reflation narrative is making a comeback after taking a brief
As absurd as it sounds coming at a time when the US labor market is
Lip service to bipartisanship aside, the White House is not enamored with the notion of
The pain trade for stocks is probably higher. And by “stocks,” I mean real stocks.
Last week, as market participants pondered the potential knock-on effects from the engineered short squeeze
There are plenty of lingering questions on Wall Street and not a lot of answers
One of the most ridiculous weeks in recent memory ended with a flourish, as US
“Liquidity, not low bond yields, is fueling this market, and market behavior is so speculative
Apparently, the GameStop fight (which by now includes many more names than just GameStop) has
Suddenly, the pro-cyclical rotation catalyzed by the prospect of more fiscal stimulus (think: A unified
For markets, some trepidation crept in as the curtain closed on Inauguration Week in the
Name something more potentially dangerous than “a large, fundamentals-agnostic, owner of equities.” Go ahead, I’ll
I’m not sure you could call it “angst,” exactly. Coming off the weekend, US markets
You can thank, in part anyway, the virtuous volatility compression feedback loop for US equities’
While headlines will invariably revolve around Donald Trump in the new week, the market will
“To wake [up] and see Bitcoin down 15% at one point overnight was certainly reflective
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