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zerohedge.com / By Tyler Durden / 05/10/2013 16:30
Presented with little comment aside to note, amid a quiet day with non-equity markets showing extremely volatile movements, it was decided by a great majority that (following 90 minutes of momentum ignition efforts) all protection should be lifted and VIX was smashed to its lowest level in [...]
zerohedge.com / by Tyler Durden / 05/10/2013 16:11 -0400
No news is the best news. Quite a week across every asset class dominated by the last two days as USDJPY broke 100 and seemingly all hell broke loose (apart from in stocks). Spikes in Treasury yields (10Y and 30Y +15bps on the [...]
zerohedge.com / By Tyler Durden / April 30, 2013 21:1
People always stop and stare at traffic accidents (no matter how minor) and arguing couples (no matter how unattractive); ConvergEx’s Nick Colas has the same problem with the ever-moribund CBOE VIX Index, even though it’s essentially the exact opposite of the proverbial train wreck. Even [...]
zerohedge.com / by Tyler Durden / 04/29/2013 16:22 -0400
“Off the highs” is perhaps the phrase that the mainstream should be using. The S&P gave up allits post-EU-close gains into the US close. It seems, as we noted earlier, that AAPL capturing its 50DMA, relative strength in VIX and Bonds, and a [...]
zerohedge.com / by Tyler Durden / 04/16/2013 16:22 -0400
terday’s high volume dumpfest in stocks – its biggest drop in 5 months – is followed by a considerably smaller volume pumpfest that elevates the S&P by its 2nd most of the year (2nd only to the opening day of the year). The [...]
zerohedge.com / By Tyler Durden / 04/15/2013 13:34 -0400
While there are obviously sellers in the gold market, there is also a dramatic spike in demand for protecting what is still being held (remember there is a buyer for every seller). Gold’s short-term VIX (implied volatility) has spiked to 18 month highs above 29%but it [...]
zerohedge.com / by Tyler Durden / 04/10/2013 16:17 -0400
Treasury yields finally got back up to pre-Payrolls levels today but there was no stopping stocks as the S&P 500 finally broke its all-time highs (and yay verily there was much rejoicing).USDJPY pushed on lower (despite a decent spike on early comments from [...]
zerohedge.com / By Tyler Durden / 03/27/2013 16:14
Deja Deja… oh forget it. S&P failed to make its all-time highs. We dipped (on heavy volume) and wiggled all the way back on no volume in stocks. Healthcare and Utilities lead the week but high-beta momo-monkeys chased homebuilders on the day. Wherever you looked today – [...]
zerohedge.com / By Ty;er Durden / 03/19/2013 16:17
Stocks bounced off yesterday’s lows on the “no” vote from Cyprus led by a miraculously visible hand smashing EURUSD (and implicitly EURJPY) higher instantaneously (BIS or banks repatriating in a hurry). That faded after S&P 500 futures touched VWAP and major volume was dumped but stocks, after [...]
zerohedge.com / by Tyler Durden / 03/14/2013 16:07 -0400
If it’s a day of the week ending in ‘y’ then sure enough the Dow is green – 10 days in a row – best run since Nov 1996. The cash S&P’s all-time high remains a day or two away at 1576.1 but [...]
zerohedge.com / By Tyler Durden / February 25, 2013, 21:04
We have seen this all before…
…it’s never different this time. Of course, you should buy the dip; you invest for the long-term, right? VIX, schmix; Credit, schmedit; Gas prices, schmices; Macro, schmacro…
With key global markets at or near breakout levels, and gold turning higher in after-hours trading, the Godfather of newsletter writers, Richard Russell, released 3 key charts covering everything from stocks, to commodities and gold. KWN even included a bonus chart of hedge fund activity in gold. [...]
blog.milesfranklin.com / By Bill Holter / February 14th, 2013
Do you remember 2008? …and what led up to it? Do you especially remember all of the assurances made that “everything would be OK?” It smells again like 2008 but this time much MUCH worse. Consumer debt levels have barely subsided from those back in [...]
Why is it that stock prices sometimes go up one day and down the next, without any significant news event in the market that would explain the two moves?
How is it possible that stock prices sometimes go up when [...]
sibileau.com / By Martin Sibileau / Published on January 31st 2013
A corollary of this Austrian view of the VIX is that under a system with simultaneously a gold standard (i.e. commodity backed currency) AND a 100% reserve requirement (i.e. no credit multiplier), the weight of implied correlations in the determination of a forward [...]
Uber-bullishness is the order of the day in the markets. Last week I noted that the DJIA has climbed to a new post-2007 high. And now, the “fear index” VIX is hitting all-time lows:
Popular commentators like Bill McBride are declaring [...]
marketoracle.co.uk / By Anthony Cherniawski / November 25, 2012 – 04:31 AM
– VIX extended another zigzag into its Master Cycle low on Wednesday and appears ready to advance above its Head & Shoulders neckline near 20.00. The second zigzag confirms this formation as a Cup with Handle pattern with a potential target above 27.00. [...]
With mounting concerns over the down-move in global stock markets, today Tom Fitzpatrick spoke with King World News about the 1987 stock market crash and we may be facing in stocks today. Fitzpatrick, a top Citi analyst, is expecting a frightening plunge in [...]
Stocks and interest rates are back to late spring – pre latest European fear levels – and the Jefferies/Thomson Reuters CRB index is at a three-month high.
Risk assets are obviously back in favor with investors – possible action by the European Central Bank (ECB) and the US [...]
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