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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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It Was An "Extraordinary Week In Equity Volatility": Here It Is In Charts
While the events from last week are still fresh in everyone's mind, Deutsche Bank's derivatives team has laid out some of the most notable moves in volatility.
Retail Goes All-In: E-Trade Adds 37,100 New Accounts, Up 154%
The retail brokerage added a whopping 64,581 gross new brokerage accounts in Jan. closing the month with 3.7 million brokerage accounts, a net increase of 37,102 from December, 154% higher Y/Y.
Dow Futures Tumble Back Below Friday's Highs
After a modest gap up opening on Sunday evening, and a sudden mysterious panic-bid as Europe opened, US equity futures are now tumbling, back below Friday's highs, in what appears to be a delayed reaction to the renewed spike in Treasury yields.
US Futures Surge After Sharp Rebound In Asia And Europe; China "Plunge Protectors" Activated
S&P 500 futures jumped 1.2%, following a weekly decline that at one point was the largest since the financial crisis. Futures on the Dow Jones Industrial Average added 1.3 percent, while those on the Nasdaq 100 Index were up 1 percent.
Treasury Yields Jump After Trump Budget Director Admits Interest Rates May "Spike" On Soaring Deficit
In a bizarre warning coming from president Trump's own budget director, one that could accelerate the sharp market selloff which so infuriated Trump last week he tweeted about it on several occasions.
Bridgewater Goes From Mocking Cash Holders To Warning A "Bigger Shakeout Is Coming"
According to an FT interview with Bob Prince, co-chief investment officer at Bridgewater, last week’s market turbulence, which helped trigger record outflows from global stock funds, was set to continue.
The Economist: It Appears Market Conspiracy Theorists Were Right
Three new recently published scientific papers seem to confirm what many have claimed for years: the "efficient markets" are not only inefficient - from an informational standpoint - they are also badly rigged.
Hedge Fund CIO: "If It Is Scenario B, Then It's Bombs Away For Stocks"
Will vol revert back to more "conventional" levels, or was last week's move just the beginning of something even bigger? Eric Peters explains what the two paths ahead are, and why one is Lehman-like devastation and is "bombs away for risk prices."
Zero Lessons Learned: Retail Investors Are Again Pouring Money Into Short VIX ETFs
Inflows into inverse VIX ETFs, i.e. selling volatility, have increased sharply over the last two weeks.
'Goldilocks' Is Dead - Stocks Plunge Most Since Lehman Before Sudden Buying-Panic
The Short-Vol trade implosion has now spread to the rest of the world and all other asset classes.
Federal Reserve: "In A Dystopian World, Bitcoin Would Dominate Payment Methods"
If virtual currencies aren't backed by anything real, gold or some other physical commodity, does that mean they all eventually will be worthless?
WTI Crude Tumbles Back Below $60
Global financial markets are “getting a taste of” what oil market saw last year with corrections. But WTI is back with a %59 handle for the first time since 2017.
The Scariest Chart For The Market
Interest-rates going up "for the right reason" is bullish, right?
Volmageddon Blowback - CBOE Crashes 30% To 6-Month Lows
CBOE is now down around 30% from its highs and back at its lowest since August 2017.
Moody's Threatens US Downgrade Due To Soaring Debt, "Fiscal Deterioration"
A US downgrade due to Trumponomics is inevitable. And incidentally, with today's 2-year debt ceiling extension, it means that once total US debt resets at end of day - unburdened by the debt ceiling - it will be at or just shy of $21 trillion.
Minimum-Wage Massacre - Canadian Part-Time Jobs Crash Most In History
Canada's unemployment rate rose to 5.9% as total job losses for January dropped the most since 2009, but it was the 137,000 collapse in part-time jobs that stands out.
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