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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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Emmanuel Macron Elected President Of France With 65% Of The Vote: Live Feed
After an extraordinary election campaign full of twists and turns, Emmanuel Macron won dramatic victory over Marine Le Pen in the French presidential election, taking 65% of the vote with Le Pen collecting roughly 35%.
Buffett Talks Markets, Healthcare, IBM, And Self-Driving Cars: The Key Quotes From Berkshire's "Pilgrimage"
With the 52nd annual meeting - dubbed the "Woodstock for Capitalists" which is "unique in corporate America, a celebration of the billionaire's image and success" - now in the history books, all that's left are the quotes and avuncular aphorisms.
A Problem Emerges: Central Banks Injected A Record $1 Trillion In 2017... It's Not Enough
The market is blissfully ignorant of the threat that imminent global central bank tightening poses on risk assets, a risk neither ETFs, nor algos, nor CTA have considered.
Bank Of Japan "Bought The Dip" Over Half The Time In The Last 4 Years
Of the 1,038 business days between April 2013 and March 2017 there were 449 sessions where the market was down: the BoJ bought on more than half of them.
"Mystery" Central Bank Buyer Revealed, Goes On Q1 Buying Spree
In the first few months of the year, a trading desk rumor emerged that even as institutional traders dumped stocks and retail investors piled into ETFs, a "mystery" central bank was quietly bidding up risk assets by aggressively buying stocks.
Hedge Funds Just Liquidated The Most Oil Longs Ever
When one of the world's largest oil hedge funds announced it had liquidated its entire long position, we suggested he would not be alone... and according to the latest CFTC data, he was not.
US Student, Auto Loans Hit New All Time High Of $2.6 Trillion
Total consumer credit rose by $16.4 billion, more than the $14 billion expected, an increase which was offset by a downward revision to the February consumer credit number from $15.2 billion to $13.8 billion.
Berkshire Hathaway Leaks Lower After EPS Misses Lowest Estimate
Berkshire Hathaway reported Q1 operating earnings of $2,163 (against consensus expectations of $2705, and below the lowest analyst estimate).
Canada Retaliates, Threatens Multiple Trade War Actions Against The US
The trade war between North America's two biggest economies is just getting started.
Calmest Market In 75 Years Hits Record Highs - Ignores Dismal Data, Commodity Carnage
Massive liquidity issues in China wealth product liquidation, commodities crashing, oil plunging, US macro data disappointments, US earnings disappointments - only makes sense that The Dow just had its quietest 8 days since 1952.
Rig Count Rises For 16th Straight Week; Leads US Crude Production Near Record Highs
The US oil rig count has now risen over 120% from its May 2016 lows, having dropped only 3 of the weeks since.
Europe Surges To Highs Ahead Of 'Riskless' French Election
The French stock market is up over 7% since Macron won the first round of the French elections.
One Of The World's Biggest Oil Hedge Funds Just Liquidated All Its Longs
Pierre Andurand, who runs one of the biggest hedge funds specialising in oil, liquidated the fund's last long positions in oil.
April Payrolls Jump By 211K, Beating Expectations Although Average Hourly Earnings Disappoint
Well, the Fed said the recent disappointing economic data would be "transitory" and based on the just released jobs report, it may have been somewhat right, because after growing only by a revised 79,000 jobs in March, payrolls rebounded in April.
Oil Fireworks Unsettle Global Markets Ahead Of Payrolls Report
With all eyes on crude, following last night's mini flash crash which sent WTI lower by 3% from just above $45 to under $43 in under 10 minutes, equity markets, generally quiet overnight.
Despite Record 'Misery', Investors Are Panic-Buying Turkish Bonds
Despite the Turkish people having never been more 'miserable' based on painfully high unemployment and soaring inflation, it appears the world's yield-hungry investors can't get enough of Turkish debt.
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