Financial Markets – Notes From the Rabbit Hole

Balance

So during the market bounce I have been having a string of good days, even though I now hold a good bit of precious metals

I wrote this one page article for the Opening Notes segment of this week’s Notes From the Rabbit Hole. At the end of the post

First off, a wish to all readers for a happy Memorial Day weekend as we remember loved ones lost in battle and otherwise. Memorial is

The IMs are a mixed bag, seemingly dependent upon which industrial metal(s) are getting pumped on supply/demand (e.g. BHP & RIO on Vale Iron halt)

I am not in love with the FXI/SPY ratio (yet). But since the height of the trade war hysterics in Q4 the trade warrior from

Okay, so we are not even a day post-Biiwii and yet here comes some research from an outside source. I’ll continue to highlight the good

[edit 2] Oh, and one of the readers was self-described as “decidedly radical left wing” and another noted “I have often bristled at some of

Would you say that the area of the 200 day moving average is a key level for VIX (and the bear case) to hold? Yeah,

No, the 2 year yield decided. There is a guy blabbing on and on about “why do we have such a dovish Fed?” with such

The post has been edited slightly from the original version to clean up some wording and clarify some points. Leaving aside our usual inclusion of

The quote is from none other than Ray Dalio, who I sometimes use as a contrary indicator for his calls (ref. the ‘BOND BEAR!!!‘ gang

Thank you website readers and especially dear NFTRH subscribers. It’s been a great year to be a market participant and well, it’s another year still

Thank you for your readership this year. Now let’s take a break, have a little fun working among the machines during this light trading week

This post is not to be confused with analysis of any serious kind. It is opinion-based, and as I watch the market systematically puke its

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