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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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"Manias, Panics And Crashes": A Stunning Warning From Bank Of America
Bank of America's Michael Hartnett is back with another controversial note overnight, reminding readers that "it ain't a normal cycle" for one overarching reason: central banks.
Rig Count Continues To Threaten Oil Price Recovery, Saudis Cut Prices To Asia (Again)
For the 11th week in a row, the number of US oil rigs rose (up 10 to 662 - the highest since September 2015). US Crude production continues to track the lagged rig count, pouring more cold water on OPEC's production cut party.
Fed's Preferred Inflation Gauge Hits Target For First Time In 5 Years
For the first time since April 2012, The Fed's preferred inflation indicator - the so-called Personal Consumption Expenditure Deflator - has topped 2% (The Fed's mandated goal).
Gold Jumps As "Dovish" Dudley Sees The Light On 'Hard' Economic Data, Warns Of Q1 Weakness
The Fed once again appears to have no idea what it wants to be, having realized that the entire economic rebound it hiked rates on was purely psychological.
S&P Futures, Global Stocks Fall In End To Best US Quarter Since 2015
Stocks fell worldwide on the last day of the quarter, with US equity futures pointing to a lower open even as the S&P is set for its best quarter since 2015 amid persistent economic and political uncertainty.
China Manufacturing PMI Jumps To Five-Year High
China's reflation story (on the back of a record amount of debt created last year) was put on display on Friday morning when both the Chinese manufacturing and non-manufacturing PMI rose more than expected.
Reflation Roars Back From The Dead: Stocks Jump On Stronger Dollar, Oil Back Over $50
The jump in the dollar, which rose on the previously discussed Fed-ECB policy divergence as well as upward revisions to Q4 GDP, and which has put the BBG dollar index on track for its first weekly advance in three.
Q4 GDP Revised Higher To 2.1% As Consumers Splurge On "Foreign Travel And Recreation Services"
The increase in real GDP reflected an increase in consumer spending, private inventory investment, residential investment, business investment, and state and local government spending.
S&P Futures Fade Overnight Gains As Euro Slides; China Stumbles
Overnight the USDJPY appeared to fade much of yesterday's gains, dipping back under 111 around the European open, only to see another unexplained jerk higher shortly before 6am eastern.
Country With The World's Largest Oil Reserves Runs Out Of Gasoline
In a testament to the efficiency of socialism, leftist-run Venezuela has long prided itself on selling its citizens the world's cheapest gasoline... that is when it has gasoline to sell.
Despite Record Highs, Brexit Still A Losing Bet For Dollar Investors
One day after UK PM Theresa May officially unleashed the Article 50 letter proclaiming the beginning of the end of Britain within the EU, the UK stock market had rallied over 16% since the vote that elites said would bring armageddon
Jim Rogers Warns, The Fed "Has No Clue... Will Ruin Us All"
Rogers slams the 'counterfactual' arguments that things would have been a lot worse if The Fed had not done all this, "propping up zombie banks and dead companies is not the way the world is supposed to work."
Lululemon Plunges Over 16% On Poor Guidance
Lululemon reported Q4 earnings of $0.99, missing consensus estimates of $1.01 by 2 cents, hardly a disaster. However, it was LULU's guidance that shocked Wall Street.
Bonds & Bullion Bid But Banks Skid As Stock Traders BTFD Again
For the 6th day in a row, stocks opened weakly and ramped non-stop all day...BTFD much?
Something's Broken In The VIX-Stocks Relationship
The S&P 500 Index and CBOE Volatility Index have historically moved in opposite directions about 80 percent of the time, but that’s changed recently.
Strong 7Y Auction Rounds Off Weekly Treasury Issuance
If potential bond buyers are concerned about a rapid rate rise in coming years, they are not indicating as much with declined interest at TSY auctions.
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