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- ken20008 commented Dec 14, 2016
Dollar weaken?
- ken20008 commented Dec 14, 2016
Then we get a Black Christmas/New Year event.
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
"Contagion" is a word most Europeans have forgotten ever since the 2012 European Sovereign Debt Crisis that almost threatened to end the euro project. It was a dark time for the EU and Eurozone back then. However, if we judged the severity of a ...
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
"Contagion" is a word most Europeans have forgotten ever since the 2012 European Sovereign Debt Crisis that almost threatened to end the euro project. It was a dark time for the EU and Eurozone back then. However, if we judged the severity of a ...
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
[Zoom in for ultra large image] Because of the historic and quantitative significance of Brexit, its impact on the world's financial markets hitherto, and the scale of surprises, we thought it would be more than appropriate to piece together some ...
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
[Zoom in for ultra large image] Because of the historic and quantitative significance of Brexit, its impact on the world's financial markets hitherto, and the scale of surprises, we thought it would be more than appropriate to piece together some ...
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
Since June 2015, DM bond yield have been slashed in half (massive rally in DM bond prices) as the world entered into the new age of monetary policy: The deep, dark, and very cold negative interest rate twilight zone. With the ECB easing like a mad ...
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
Since June 2015, DM bond yield have been slashed in half (massive rally in DM bond prices) as the world entered into the new age of monetary policy: The deep, dark, and very cold negative interest rate twilight zone. With the ECB easing like a mad ...
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
With everything being sold in the heat of Brexit, it is financials (European & UK) that are really getting punished most badly. Traders are frantic this morning as George Osborne's calming words have done nothing to halt the carnage and bank stocks. ...
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
With everything being sold in the heat of Brexit, it is financials (European & UK) that are really getting punished most badly. Traders are frantic this morning as George Osborne's calming words have done nothing to halt the carnage and bank stocks. ...
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
The S&P 500 just traded with a 1900 handle, breaking under the big figure and key psychological support of 2,000. Risk off flows clearly accelerated after the U.S. open with selling turning very impulsive very quickly. We expect more downside and ...
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
The S&P 500 just traded with a 1900 handle, breaking under the big figure and key psychological support of 2,000. Risk off flows clearly accelerated after the U.S. open with selling turning very impulsive very quickly. We expect more downside and ...
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
Now this chart should looks familiar to traders. Safe haven assets chiefly the Japanese yen, Swiss franc, gold (precious metals), DM government bonds, and to a slight extent IG and higher quality corporate credit, have been happy beneficiaries of a ...
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
Now this chart should looks familiar to traders. Safe haven assets chiefly the Japanese yen, Swiss franc, gold (precious metals), DM government bonds, and to a slight extent IG and higher quality corporate credit, have been happy beneficiaries of a ...
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
Cable (GBPUSD) is now much under Friday's post Brexit lows of 1.32ish. Now trading with a 1.31 handle, all GBP crosses also pounded below their respective Friday lows. We illustrate the action in GBPUSD with our chart. Cable fell more than -8% on ...
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
Cable (GBPUSD) is now much under Friday's post Brexit lows of 1.32ish. Now trading with a 1.31 handle, all GBP crosses also pounded below their respective Friday lows. We illustrate the action in GBPUSD with our chart. Cable fell more than -8% on ...
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
On Friday we saw very predictable reactions from central banks all across the world. The BoJ, BoE, Fed, SNB, ECB, and IMF all came out almost at once to placate a terrified lot of traders and investors with promises of liquidity injections, QE, ...
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
On Friday we saw very predictable reactions from central banks all across the world. The BoJ, BoE, Fed, SNB, ECB, and IMF all came out almost at once to placate a terrified lot of traders and investors with promises of liquidity injections, QE, ...
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
If this chart doesn't give you a headache then nothing will. There's little to explain here besides reveling in disbelief that central banks have still not learned from their mistakes committed over the past decade. On Friday after the unthinkable ...
- ken20008 replied Jun 28, 2016
If this chart doesn't give you a headache then nothing will. There's little to explain here besides reveling in disbelief that central banks have still not learned from their mistakes committed over the past decade. On Friday after the unthinkable ...