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Tyler Durden (pseudonym) is thelead writer at ZeroHedge. Tyler represents the idea that a return to truly efficient markets is a possibility and a necessity. After having experienced the inner workings of capitalism at various asset managers and advisors, Tyler believes that the current model is ...more

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The Amazon Effect: Part Time Jobs Soar By 393K, Full Time Jobs Slide
On the surface, the July jobs report was solid, with 209K jobs added, more than the expected, as the recent auto sector slowdown appears to skip the labor market (for now), with Trump quick to take credit for the report.
Gold Tumbles To Key Technical Support As Dollar 'Dead Cat' Bounces
The Dollar Index is spiking phoenix-like from the flames of collapse this morning on the basis of one jobs number. Gold is reacting to this knee-jerk, tumbling over 1% and testing down towards its 50- and 100-day moving-average support.
NFP Looms: Futures Flat, Dollar Slide Continues
Friday is a relatively quiet day for data in both Asia and Europe with only German factory orders data for June due (0.5% mom, 4.4% yoy expected) and Italy’s retail sales for June (0.1% mom expected).
Toronto Housing Market Implodes: Prices Plunge Most On Record
Is this the end of Canada's housing bubble? Now that upward price momentum is broken, it will take a long time before the blistering price gains seen in recent months in Toronto resume.
Apple Now Owns $51.5 Billion In Treasurys, More Than Mexico, Turkey Or Norway
Every quarter, Apple manages to impress with its gargantuan cash hoard, which in Q2 rose to $262 billion (which however is $153 billion net of debt), a new all time high.
Albert Edwards: "The Last Time This Happened Was In January 2008"
In a striking case of data revisionism, the Bureau of Economic Analysis, in an attempt to retroactively boost GDP, revised historical personal incomes lower. This resulted in 30% of America's savings being wiped out.
Gold Erases Flash-Crash Losses As Dollar, Bond Yields Slide After Dismal ISM Data
While stocks are marginally lower following the collapse in ISM Services, Bond yields and the dollar are tumbling as gold lifts.
US Services Economy Crashes To 11-Month Lows (Or Surges To 6-Month Highs) - You Decide
Following mixed US manufacturing survey data earlier in the week, US Services were even more mixed with PMI printing at 6-month highs (new business expanding at its fastest in two years), and ISM collapsing to 11-month lows.
"The US Is Staring Down A Technical Default" - Here Are The Five Debt Ceiling Scenarios
Boltansky sees odds of govt shutdown as materially higher than the likelihood of reaching debt ceiling as core components of spending fight (including border wall funding) are "meaningfully more politically complicated" than raising debt ceiling.
Pound Plunges After BOE Votes 6-2 To Keep Rates Unchanged
The whispers about a potential rate hike by the recently hawkish BOE ended up being wrong, when moments ago the Bank of England announced that in a 6-2 decision it kept rates unchanged at 0.25%, largely as expected.
Tech Stumble Drags Global Markets Lower; All Eyes On The BOE
Global markets fell on Thursday, as the MSCI All-Country World Index declined for the first time in four days, led by a tumble in tech shares as investors locked in recent gains after the Dow broke the 22,000 barrier for the first time.
What Ponzi Scheme? Public Pensions Average 0.6% Return In 2016 Despite 7.6% Assumption
As part of their study, Boston College reviewed 170 public pension plans in the U.S. and found that their average 2016 return was an abysmal 0.6% compared to an average assumed return of 7.6%.
Tesla Burns A Record $13 Million Per Day In Q2... And It's About To Get Worse
Tesla reported adjusted, non-GAAP Q2 earnings which beat expectations, with an adjusted loss of $1.33, better than the -$1.88 expected, which curiously was identical to the -1.33 loss in Q1.
It's Not The Economy, Stupid - Trader Warns "It's All About The Euro"
With the dollar set for its worst year in 32 years (and if that trend continues, a considerably bigger drop from here), the euro is at its strongest since January 2015 - to Draghi's dismay.
Manufacturing Loses Most Jobs Since Election As ADP Employment Growth Weakens
After April and June's disappointment, ADP reports the US economy added 178k jobs in July (less than the 190k expectation and below June's upwardly revised 191k). This is somewhat in line with the 180k expectation for NFP on Friday.
Dow To Rise Above 22,000 On Apple Earnings; Europe Pressured By Surging Euro
Asian stocks traded mostly higher taking the impetus from Wall Street's gains where the DJIA homed in on the 22,000 level and Nasdaq futures surged after-market following Apple's (+5% after-market) strong Q3 earnings.
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