Getting close to London close. If they are going to turn this thing up it normally will start within the next 45 minutes. I think a real problem is that only the bots are buying on the earnings beat expectations headlines so far. Way too much ink on how they managed to beat and it seams to never be on fundamentals, just CFO black magic.
Trades with cats wrote:Getting close to London close. If they are going to turn this thing up it normally will start within the next 45 minutes. I think a real problem is that only the bots are buying on the earnings beat expectations headlines so far. Way too much ink on how they managed to beat and it seams to never be on fundamentals, just CFO black magic.
trying hard to push VIX lower into Option Expiration tomorrow for VIX. After tomorrow.. the move may become stronger.
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I am guessing S&P changing the remaining time on the financial doomsday clock (downgrading Deutsche Bank) was the reason for the large fast drop around 11:30.
So with the European market sell off being blamed on the Italian bank bailout being scuttled (No you cannot treat us like Cyprus we are more equal members of the EU), a supposedly politically weakened Merkel and one of the major credit worthy members of the EU leaving I eagerly await Super Mario's next speech
Trades with cats wrote:I am guessing S&P changing the remaining time on the financial doomsday clock (downgrading Deutsche Bank) was the reason for the large fast drop around 11:30.
So with the European market sell off being blamed on the Italian bank bailout being scuttled (No you cannot treat us like Cyprus we are more equal members of the EU), a supposedly politically weakened Merkel and one of the major credit worthy members of the EU leaving I eagerly await Super Mario's next speech
A few ticks caused by a small credit downgrade on 60Trillion of derivatives,,,,nothing to see here...move along....
earlier today:
Nobody trusts this market.
1) July cash level are now at 5.8%, up from 5.7% in June and the highest since Nov 2001. [But that is actually "dry powder"]
2) According to the BofA survey, investors buying protection against a sharp decline is at record high, something which would not be happening if the market was "normal" and if traders expected a continuation of the recent upward trend in stocks.
[BofAml, who has been crying wolf all year]
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