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Currencies Weekly View
USD bullish, Euro bearish, Canada and Aussie bearish for quite some time and British Pound waffling but mostly bearish.
Emerging Bear?
It is not just the emerging markets that are getting the bear.
The Macro View And The Stock Market
Last week we noted that Uncle Buck would be front and center in the analysis, not because the strength in the (anti-market) currency was not expected (it was).
GSR & Uncle Buck
People should try to get their heads out of their ass(et) classes and look at the signals that these assets may be sending. Look, gold bugs are screwed and being run up the analytical flagpole as outdated anachronisms and stuffy old fogies with outmoded views.
Gold & Silver CoT Reports
A lot of good it did precious metals bulls today, but we can bet that the goons covered shorts again today (data are only through Tuesday) and I would assume speculators continued to puke.
HUI Weekly Updated
Here’s the weekly HUI chart grappling with the key parameters we noted yesterday.
HUI: Mr. Green & Mr. Red
I want to show you the weekly chart of HUI that NFTRH has been using along with monthly and daily charts for much of the last year.
FOMC & ZIRP; What They Do, Not What They Say
The reason we took QE tapering seriously was that it made sense at a certain point of economic recovery for the Fed to start backing out of the market pumping business of printing money to fund T bond and MBS purchases.
A Stroll Through Market History On FOMC Day
We take the Way Back machine to a time of normalcy and plenty, in the 50’s when the stock market did okay but savers were paid (through T Bill yields) to do the most prudent thing people in a natural economy can do… save.
Pre-FOMC Bounce
My SLV calls just went green for the first time. Looks like an asset party spanning across markets (as Uncle Buck gets heavy) to me.
SGD Stands Up To USD
One currency that has resisted the power and authority of Uncle Buck is unsurprisingly the one that denominates a relatively sound and stable financial economy; that of Singapore.
CNBC On Gold
What kind of FOMC week would it be without some gold obsession in the headlines of the mainstream media?
Yield Curve, Etc.
The tiny little bounce continues as the curve rises again today, with all maturities declining. A little risk off’y here.
A Closer Look At The USD
It is time now for a closer look at Uncle Buck since this reserve currency is key to so many asset markets the world over.
NFTRH+; YNDX
Well after getting on the Russia theme this morning, I took a look at Russia’s Google wannabe Yandex and liked the chart. Considering its relative value (though certainly not a value, being an internet stock) has been hammered down due to the recent geopolitical headlines.
Yield Curve Today
The yield curve rises today as nominal yields rise as well. Implication, when taking into account the TIP-TLT ratio in the previous post is that risk is still ‘ON’.
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