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We had the working paper suggesting the FR New York bypass the banks and establish a conduit to loan directly to the hedge funds to avoid a future liquidity crisis when taxes are due. So clearly the hedge funds are being used as a screen for B of J style purchase of baskets of equities, that is two steps removed. So of course the lunch discussion at the Pound and Pence pub must be about more accommodation of the funds by the banks.Al_Dente wrote:Virtually all investors classes - from retail investors, to institutions, to systematic quants, CTAs and Risk Parity funds and virtually everyone else - had gone "all in" stocks
[Pasta here: When all market participants are on the starboard side of the ship, contrarians see a serious imbalance that
should soon mean-revert].
But McElligott and zh find a new "catalyst" that has emerged for more bullish action… re-leveraging
“funds will lever up even more and purchase tens of billions in more equities “
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/unexp ... to+zero%29
I can relate to that poor entry point as well. The early afternoon rally bailed me out. Why I can't wait for my set up I don't know. FOMO!JFR wrote:ES 5. Back up to the top of the base. Finally let me out of a poorly-entered scalp (too late in a move).
It is human nature, Man. In front of the monitors, looking at different charts and screens and workspaces, you see a trend. Being action-oriented, you want to enter. It is very, very hard to wait for the next bus, the next pullback or pause.te_fern wrote:I can relate to that poor entry point as well. The early afternoon rally bailed me out. Why I can't wait for my set up I don't know. FOMO!JFR wrote:ES 5. Back up to the top of the base. Finally let me out of a poorly-entered scalp (too late in a move).