Gamma ‘Close To The Cliff’, Raising Risk Of ‘Asymmetric Move Higher In Volatility’
Mind the gravitational field.
Mind the gravitational field.
It’s not bearish, but it’s not sanguine either.
Dry kindling, meet struck match.
“Global trade remains the most significant cross-industry issue”.
“Sources in Beijing informed the Global Times”…
Frankly, the month could have gone worse for local shares.
If they’re right, they will look like geniuses.
Thank the “easy soft patch”.
“He could have had a deal in May”.
Relax – the base case is that the bull market continues.
Is it really a Democrat market participants should fear?
“Our S&P 500 forecasts have a V-shaped profile”.
“We didn’t initiate this trade war and this isn’t something we want”.
It’s worth noting that another delay will only serve to prolong the uncertainty and underscore the farcical nature of this charade.
Somebody get Larry Kudlow on the phone.
Risk aversion runs rampant as Hong Kong bill hits sentiment.
Only the dead have seen the end of war.
All’s well that ends with more records.
The amount the plan would raise in revenue: More than $2 trillion over ten years, Schakowsky claims.Â
Now there’s a timeframe for “adjustment”.
“I don’t like the word ‘war’ – rather than ‘negotiations'”.
It’s now just a matter whether the bubble merely deflates, or actually bursts in earnest.
Everyone knew it was coming…
“The easy money has been made”.
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