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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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Brazilian Real Surges After Ex-President Lula Found Guilty Of Corruption, Faces 9 Years In Prison
The guilty verdict on Lula, one of the most popular presidents in Brazilian history, weakens his chances of leading the Workers’ Party back into power in the 2018 elections.
WTI Slips As Inventories Draw But Production Hits New Cycle High
WTI has extended gains (on weaker dollar) from last night's 'bullish' API data in a deja-vu of last week, and DOE data (showing large draws in Crude and Gasoline) confirmed continued rebalancing.
All Eyes On Yellen As Dollar Slumps On Trump Revelations, Stocks Rebound
European equities rebounded with oil while S&P futures were 0.2% higher at 2,428; Treasury yields are 1-2bps lower across the curve with the 10y at 2.346% ahead of Yellen’s much anticipated testimony this morning.
Investors Are Dumping Emerging Market Debt At A Record Pace
The expected uncertainty in Emerging Market Equities has never been lower... in fact EEM implied vol is now less than half its lifetime average of 29.7%.
Derivatives Trading Legend: "As Little As A 4% Decline In One Day Could Start A Critical Crash"
Everyone wants to know: what threshold would be sufficient to finally launch the next "critical mass" market move (i.e. crash) and, just as importantly, what could catalyze it.
Connecticut Capital Hartford Downgraded To Junk By S&P
The capital of America's richest state (on a per capita basis), will - according to S&P - be one of the first to default in the coming months.
Mark Yusko: "We're On The Path To Another Great Depression"
Yusko warns of similarities in the current period to the buildup to the Great Depression and warning that this fall is when things will come to a head.
WTI Pops After Huge Crude Inventory Drawdown
WTI prices have roller-coastered since last week's inventory(lower)/production(higher) data back to unchanged but as API printed a massive 8.133mm crude drawdown, the biggest since Sept 2016 if DOE confirms, WTI prices quickly jumped higher.
Is A Squeeze Forming: SNAP Borrowing Costs Hit 80%
As SNAP plumbs new post-IPO lows - currently down another 8% today to $15.60 - the brave souls who are shorting here are borrowing stock at extreme rates of interest.
Another Day, Another V-Shaped Panic-Buying Spree In Crude Oil
Supposedly catalyzed this time by EIA forecast production cuts, WTI crude has spiked off an early tumble for the 3rd day in a row, running stops above $45.
Morgan Stanley Slashes SNAP Price Target To $16 From $28 After Sub-IPO Plunge
Just hours after Snap(chat), or rather its shareholders, were gravely injured when the stock tumbled below its IPO price, one of the company's IPO underwriters Morgan Stanley decided to add some insult with a downgrade.
WTI Tumbles Back To $43 Handle After Saudis Breach OPEC Agreement
Crude prices are tumbling once again this morning, WTI back to $43 handle.
Bond Selloff Returns As EM Fears Rise; Oil Slides; BOJ Does Not Intervene
U.S. index futures point slightly lower open. Asian shares rose while stocks in Europe fell as energy producers got caught in a downdraft in oil prices and reversed an earlier gain after Goldman unexpectedly warned that WTI could slide below $40.
Goldman Warns Oil Could Plunge Below $40 Absent OPEC "Shock And Awe"
Goldman specifically envisions growing output from Libya and Nigeria, and warns that unless OPEC engages in further "shock and awe" cuts, the next stop is lower.
Packaged-Goods Companies Slash Marketing Spending As Amazon Makes Sales "All About Price"
Amazon’s dominance of all things retail-related in the US is starting to effect on how packaged goods are marketed: Big Brands are starting to give up on expensive advertising campaigns because customers no longer see the value in expert branding.
Consumer Credit Surges Most Since November 2016
According to the Fed, in the month of May, total consumer credit rose by $18.4 billion, well above the $14.9 billion expected, and a solid jump from the upward revised April print of $12.9 billion.
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