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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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Jeff Gundlach Explains Why It's Time To Sell US Stocks, Buy Emerging Markets
In terms of his recommendation this year, Gundlach suggested that emerging markets will likely outperform the overvalued US stock market, and that he would short the SPY.
Goldman: "The Last Time Correlations Were This Low Was Just Before The Financial Crisis"
While inter-regional equity correlations have indeed come down on average, they have remained more elevated between non-US markets such as Europe and Japan.
Japanese Wages Fall At Fastest Pace In 2 Years; Kuroda Admits His Job Is "Challenging"
Buying stocks, bonds, and generally printing money willy-nilly is hard work according to BoJ Governor Kuroda who remarked tonight that "the job of a central banker is challenging."
Hertz Plunges 14% After Reporting Abysmal Earnings
Hertz stock plunged after hours after the car rental company missed first-quarter expectations when it reported abysmal Q1 earnings.
US Equity Markets "Most Euphoric" In 23 Years Despite Commodity Carnage
Based on the Panic-Euphoria model, the S&P 500 has not been this "euphoric" since Jan 1994 (and historically has never stayed here long).
Apple Shares Soar: Push Market Cap Above $800 Billion For First Time
Since the blackout period for buybacks ended after earnings last week, Apple shares have found a dip-buyer every day willing to lift the stock off its lows and close it at its highs.
VIX Crashes To A 9 Handle - Lowest Level Since Feb 2007
For the third time in the last week, VIX just traded with a 9 handle - down to 9.73 - the lowest since Feb 2007.
Why OPEC Lost The War Against Shale, In Four Charts
OPEC and non-member oil producers are considering extending a global supply cut for nine months or more to avoid a price-sapping output increase in the first quarter of next year, when demand is expected to be weak.
"A Complete Mess" - China Stocks, Bonds, Commodities Crumble As Trade Data Disappoints
The soaring cost of debt has created yet another vicious circle as China bond issuance has collapsed. In April, the number of aborted issues rose to 154, up from 94 in March, 32 in February and 31 in January.
Key Events In The Coming Week: Inflation, Spending In The Spotlight
With the French election now finally in the rearview mirror, this week's focus is on global inflation releases, with the spotlight falling on the US and China, as well as retail sales in the US. We also have BoE and RBNZ rates meetings.
Coach Acquires Kate Spade For $18.50 Per Share
Coach confirmed long-running speculation, when it announced that it would acquire peer Kate Spade in a $2.4 billion deal. Coach will pay Kate Spade shareholders $18.50 a share in cash.
Market Mocks OPEC Crude Jawboning; Morgan Stanley Warns Of Risks To 2018 Oil Price
Saudi Arabia and Russia signaled they may extend production cuts into 2018, doubling down on an effort to eliminate a supply surplus as oil prices continue to drop.
Macron Victory Leads To "Risk Macr-Off" In Europe, Poor China Trade Data Doesn't Help
After climbing for five of the past six days in the buildup to the election of Emmanuel Macron, overnight the euro succumbed to "selling the news" and after climbing above the "psychological" 1.1 level after Macron’s victory investors booked profits.
Wall Street Reacts To Macron's Win: "Don't Expect Fireworks"
EUR/USD will likely gap higher, looking to clean out the stop losses,before eventually consolidating lower. Equity flows are likely to increase into the euro zone,‎ but that will take time as much is already priced in.
China Reserves Jump Most In Three Years; Hedge Fund Asks "Is This The End Of The Yuan Bear Market?"
In all the drama surrounding the French elections, few noticed the PBOC's announcement that China’s FX reserves rose for the third straight month in April, increasing by $20.45 billion to $3.03 trillion.
Macron's "Victory For The World" Sparks $300 Million Panic-Dump In Gold Futures
Macron's win in the French presidential election has left capital markets with a whole lot of nothing. EURUSD managed to run a few stops above 1.10 but went nowhere because of two words --"priced in".
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