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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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"... A Recession Has Always Followed": Is This The Real Reason The Fed Is Suddenly Panicking?
Bank of America is worried that the Fed is being lulled to sleep: the bond market is pricing in only about a 50 bp increase in the funds rate by year-end 2018 compared to the FOMC median forecast of 100 bp.
VVIX Signals Trouble Ahead Amid Retail Rout, Bond-Buying, & Gold Gains
Expectations for higher VIX uncertainty (VVIX - VIX of VIX) are at their highest relative to VIX since Dec 2006.
SNAPgeddon Strikes - Stock Falls Below IPO Price, Down 40% From Highs
Snap has collapsed back to below its IPO price and down 42% from its post-IPO highs.
The Last Time Hedge Funds Were This Short Gold, It Rallied 18% In A Month
Gold is suffering its worst drawdown this year, and hedge funds are betting more losses are in store.
Mall Stocks Hammered As Even Cheap Make-Up Fails To Lure Customers
This morning's announcement of Abercrombie's failed sale process served as a startling reminder of just how toxic mall-based retailers have become to investors in the post-Amazon era.
What Oil Bulls Are Missing: "The Oil Is Just Being Moved Elsewhere"
This year’s diminishing U.S. oil stockpiles appear to support the notion OPEC is finally getting the global crude glut under control. Surging exports mean that the market should treat that idea with caution.
Key Events In The Coming Week: All Eyes On Yellen, CPI And Retail Sales
In the usual post-payrolls economic data lull, the focus this week will be on North America, with Chair Yellen's semi-annual testimony on Wednesday alongside the the BoC, as well as a Friday data deluge in the US including CPI & retail sales.
Are Real Home Prices Rising Or Falling Where You Live: Here's How To Find Out
The fact that average national housing prices appear to have recovered from the peak of the housing bubble masks the uneven nature of America’s economic recovery.
One Hedge Fund CIO's Conversation With His Uber Driver
In his latest weekly letter to clients, One River CIO Eric Peters shifts his attention away from his two favorite topics of monetary policy and capital markets, to unveil a streak of contrarian skepticism on the topic of 'technological disruption'.
Global Stocks Rise Amid Strong Economic Data; Yen Drops To 2 Month Low As Oil Resumes Slide
S&P 500 futures are fractionally in the green (2,426, +0.2%) with European and Asian stocks as oil drops the second day after an initial ramp higher amid speculation that Libya and Nigeria may be asked to cap their production.
Q2 Earnings Preview: "After Strong Q1 Guidance, Watch Out For Weakness In Q2"
2Q17 earnings season kicks off next Friday. And while most analysts expects a beat vs. consensus (+7% EPS) in 2Q, BofA warns that analysts’ forecasts continue to look overly optimistic for the 2H, particularly in 4Q.
"Who Moved My Punch Bowl?"- Morgan Stanley Says A Repricing Of The "Central Bank Put" Is Imminent
Some displeasing thoughts to market bulls, from Morgan Stanley's global co-head of economics, who warns that in light of the recent "hawkish tilt" by central banks, the message is: "central banks are more watchful of financial stability risks".
BofA Stunned By Drop In Gasoline Demand: "Where Is Driving Season?"
While the reasons may be different, the structural gasoline demand malaise that was first observed in the start of the year has persisted half a year later.
Canadians Brace For A "Perfect Storm" Brewing In Housing Market
On the regulatory front, Canada's Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI), is considering new rules that would require lenders to effectively "stress-test" borrowers to confirm they would be in compliance with credit metrics.
Fed Warns "Valuation Pressures Have Increased Further" In Latest Monetary Policy Report
The Fed released its July Monetary Policy Report which forms the basis of Janet Yellen's testimony to Congress next week, and while it does not traditionally discuss monetary policy, it does provide a snapshot of the Fed's take of the economy.
CFTC Approves Options Trading In Bitcoin
US regulators aren’t yet comfortable with bitcoin ETFs but the CFTC took a bold step forward in terms of granting institutional investors access to the bitcoin market, approving the creation of the first SEF or Swap Execution Facility.
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