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Jerome ‘Dove Eye’ Powell

Where once we dubbed him “Jerome ‘Dead Eye’ Powell” we now, well… you know. I gave some crap to the Twitter rabble rousers who fever

Over at Biiwii Steve Saville makes the case to clearly refute the Twitter mob instigators riling ’em up against the Fed’s dovish rollover. What the

If there are any bears with enthusiasm left out there they may want to be watching the point from which SPX reached and reversed (a

Here’s why. Much as I combated tooth and nail the BOND BEAR MARKET!!! b/s that got everyone off sides (risk ‘off’ bonds were contrarian bullish

Like me or hate me, I think what I think and in this business that is part of my product (unlike, say, an office worker

It’s our old friend the 2 year yield and its relationship to the S&P 500. The last time we checked in with this chart we

A ‘wild card’ segment has been added to NFTRH reports because I wanted the freedom to go out of bounds in any direction, beyond our

Trump’s tweet on Christmas Eve as the market continued to crater. Dear Donald, They have a perfectly good feel for the market, as they are

One of the most disturbing scenes in the series Breaking Bad was when Todd shoots and kills a boy on a dirt bike after he

Below are the Opening Notes and Bond Market segments from last Sunday’s edition of Notes From the Rabbit Hole, NFTRH 530. Jerome Powell was actually

The Fed blinked. This was not news to Macro Tourist Kevin Muir or readers of Biiwii.com, which is very pleased to publish his work. Fed

Click headline, get story… Translation? One more hike in December and then we stand down. Subscribe to NFTRH Premium (monthly at USD $33.50 or a

We have had several indicators swinging bearish but a big holdout has been the 2 year Treasury yield’s signal that the Fed had not yet

With the stock market’s breakout failure and then breakdown in October – which it has not yet technically remedied, despite the bounce – we opened

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