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An old market saying when markets are chopping their way down is there is usually more than one cockroach.

Its interesting watching to see if each grain of sand that falls is the one to bring down the pile

Or not at all
 
An old market saying when markets are chopping their way down is there is usually more than one cockroach.

Its interesting watching to see if each grain of sand that falls is the one to bring down the pile

Or not at all
will it collapse in a relatively normal manner or just fall into a deep hole ( because i think the pile is rotten to the core )
 
Euro numbers are in:

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10% inflation (by the official numbers) vs <1% gdp growth is effectively a 9% contraction.

Real world inflation numbers and real world GDP numbers, more like a 15% contraction.
 
Swaps now pricing interest rates (U.S) peaking at march next year. Now pricing in 5% peak rate. All the talking heads saying 75 rise at the next fed meeting now a certainty. After all the carryon last week, futures are now red with NDX/growth leading the charge. Oil's down ~1.5%. Looking for a couple of rebuys this week.
 
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BOIL up more than 20% premarket ;)

Kind of considering a topup now. I don't like buying on green days. Hmm.
 
He's good eh, but with eyes like that, he could be your new goldfish... ?
Yeah it's a good thing he got brains because looks and humour are not an option.

Unrelated: Got a small NRGU rebuy in at 591. Now let's see if we get another leg down. Looks like a low volume/"hold your breath" kind of day.
 
Anyone have a bullish take?

To me it looks like one more good run-inflation-deflation-recession-depression for US. I'm not sure they can pull anymore rabbits out of the hat.
That drought through the Midwest that's supposed to be "dustbowl II" (funnily enough the last one was during the depression) will eat into food supplies.

$USD being the reserve currency looks to be on its last legs as well.

Energy and commodities seem to be the stand outs.
 
USD's at nearly record highs, not sure where you've got the idea that that's toast moxy?
 
USD's at nearly record highs, not sure where you've got the idea that that's toast moxy?
There's a coalition of commodity heavy countries that want to move away from the usd$. To something that doesn't depreciate as hard.
Saudis chattering about something gold backed. Might be all pie in the sky stuff, but I'm definitely seeing moves.

What's the safest (ie. lazy man's option) of shorting the usd out to 2024 if I were interested. Which I'm not really because I'm in a pretty lazy mood.
 
I believe you made a mistake:
Just released
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So cpi higher than expectation, gdp lower than expectation very bearish figures .
But who cares with facts when we can create narrative..
not targetting you BTW @waterbottle
but is BAD news still GOOD news ( a greater chance of rate hikes slowing ) ??

ah yes , the narrative , how long will the masses believe
 
There's a coalition of commodity heavy countries that want to move away from the usd$. To something that doesn't depreciate as hard.
Saudis chattering about something gold backed. Might be all pie in the sky stuff, but I'm definitely seeing moves.

What's the safest (ie. lazy man's option) of shorting the usd out to 2024 if I were interested. Which I'm not really because I'm in a pretty lazy mood.
buy ( physical ) commodities , now ??

now i hear about plenty of folks stacking precious metals , but what else can you stack ( so you can use in the future , or barter later ) ( save you buying stuff in 2024 )
 
There's a coalition of commodity heavy countries that want to move away from the usd$. To something that doesn't depreciate as hard.
Saudis chattering about something gold backed. Might be all pie in the sky stuff, but I'm definitely seeing moves.

What's the safest (ie. lazy man's option) of shorting the usd out to 2024 if I were interested. Which I'm not really because I'm in a pretty lazy mood.
Depends why it's dropping
 
The EU economy was always going to be crap because of what's happening in Ukraine and because the ECB was the slowest to hike rates, so I'm not surprised.
As for everyone else, i think it's all down to the Fed speech this week.
 
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