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Tesla Is Now Bigger Than Ford, GM, And BMW...
With today's near 1% rise to a new record high, Tesla just became the 4th largest (by market cap) automaker in the world - surpassing BMW at over $61 billion.
UK Election Chaos Sparks Selling Spree In Bonds & Bullion
Because nothing says sell safe-havens like a shocking election result in the nation at the center of European Union chaos...
S&P Futures At Record High After "Shocking" UK Election Result
"Triple Threat Thursday" is now a distant memory, with both the ECB and Comey testimony "non-events" for the market, although the UK general election was a shocker in which contrary to expectations, Theresa May lost her majority in Parliament.
Home-Flippers Reliance On Leverage Rises To Highest Level In 9 Years
The business of financing for home flippers continued to grow in the first quarter of 2017 even as the home flipping rate plateaued compared to a year ago and average home flipping returns decreased for the second consecutive quarter.
Pound Volatility Spikes To Post-Brexit Highs Ahead Of UK Election Results
Overnight volatility in the pound against the dollar surged to its highest reading since the aftermath of the Brexit vote last year, resulting in a stiff premium for those looking for a last-minute hedge.
JPMorgan COO Matt Zames Is Leaving The Bank, Takes $48 Million Exit Package
JPMorgan Chase & Co. announced that Matthew E. Zames, Chief Operating Officer, has decided to leave the Firm following thirteen years of outstanding service.
Household Net Worth Hits A Record $95 Trillion ... There Is Just One Catch
In the Fed's latest Flow of Funds report, today the Fed released the latest snapshot of the US "household" sector as of March 31, 2017.
Nordstrom Soars 20% After Announcing Exploration Of Going Private Transaction
Nordstrom family members have formed a group to explore pursuing going private transaction involving the acquisition of all outstanding shares.
Oil Plunges To $45 Handle As JPM, UBS Slash Price Outlook
The dead-cat-bounce of May is now officially dead as WTI plunges back to a $45 handle this morning amid growing concerns about the slowness (or lack) of rebalancing in the market.
"Triple Threat Thursday" Starts Off With A Whimper: Markets On Edge Ahead Of Key Event Risks
European stocks and US futures are modestly higher ahead of the ECB’s rate decision and Comey's testimony (which has now been fully publicized, removing much of the risk), as the U.K. voting is underway.
ECB Preview: "Will He, Or Won't He", And Now To Trade The Announcement
The ECB meeting is when Mario Draghi could unveil the "guidance switch", hinting if not at the (eventual) interest rate increase then at least a small step toward a QE exit.
China Trade Data Beats As Crude Demand Surges (Ahead Of Maintenance)
Thanks to a 13% surge in crude imports (as refiners prepare for maintenance season), China's trade surplus hit its highest since Jan (though -4% YoY). Imports (+14.8% YoY) and Exports (+8.7% YoY) both beat expectations.
Traders Lose Faith In Fed - Shift Rate-Hike Bets To December
While a June rate-hike is baked in the cake no matter how badly the economic data that The Fed is "dependent" upon collapses, it appears traders are losing faith in the rest of the year as the odds of a hike occurring in December.
Bonds, Bullion, & Black Gold Drop But Investors Buy-The-"No Smoking Gun"-Dip In Stocks
The big story of the day was a shocking build in crude and products (biggest since April 2015) which sent WTI and RBOB tumbling...back near cycle lows (dragged Energy stocks notably lower) - the Biggest drop in Crude in 3 months.
Consumers Hit The Brakes: Smallest Increase In Consumer Credit In 6 Years
In the latest red flag for the US economy, moments ago the Fed reported that consumer credit for the month of April rose a paltry $8.2 billion, barely half the consensus estimate of $15.5 billion, and 40% of march's $19.5 billion.
S&P Downgrades Qatar To AA-, Credit Risk Spikes To 2017 Highs
Citing expectations of notable slowing in economic growth and concerns about fiscal and current account deficits widening, S&P has downgraded Qatar from AA to AA- as credit risk premia hit 2017 highs.
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