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fehro wrote:But it's not just the Chinese slowdown that has caused the plunge in the price of copper - Chinese businesses have been using the commodity as collateral for their loans.Al_Dente wrote:Schaeffer’s data re: the Dr. Copper crash
http://schaefferstradingfloor.com/why-d ... ol/id=7936
So with the first ever bond default in China, commodity investors are worried there may be a glut of the metal coming on to the market.
Exactly how much copper is being held for collateral is uncertain.
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-26583535
uempel wrote:Good read Al, it was annexed to Todd Salmone's Monday Morning Outlook last weekend.Al_Dente wrote:Schaeffer’s data re: the Dr. Copper crash
http://schaefferstradingfloor.com/why-d ... ol/id=7936
Funny how we often don't check the validity of some old adages and accept them as facts. But one saying is always valid, always: The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent (usually attributed to J.M.Keynes).
fehro wrote:But it's not just the Chinese slowdown that has caused the plunge in the price of copper - Chinese businesses have been using the commodity as collateral for their loans.Al_Dente wrote:Schaeffer’s data re: the Dr. Copper crash
http://schaefferstradingfloor.com/why-d ... ol/id=7936
So with the first ever bond default in China, commodity investors are worried there may be a glut of the metal coming on to the market.
Exactly how much copper is being held for collateral is uncertain.
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-26583535
Thanks for your analysis,Mr Gappy.gappy wrote:This am's Hightower fwiw. Will it sync down to the Yen again? Profit is a little narrow, as it has been going. gltyDumbMoney wrote:Gold short positions need to cover or not?
De nada senor, thanks for your xlent chart annotations.DumbMoney wrote:Thanks for your analysis,Mr Gappy.gappy wrote:This am's Hightower fwiw. Will it sync down to the Yen again? Profit is a little narrow, as it has been going. gltyDumbMoney wrote:Gold short positions need to cover or not?
Saw that. Flaky. Could be some aberration mucking up the calculations or it could be significant.Al_Dente wrote:Check your SKEW
In two days SKEW has gone bonkers
Bachnut posted re SKEW a coupla days ago when it was half bonkers, now it’s full-on bonkers
Seemed like a narrow range day with a slightly higher high and much higher low. Bull flag?uempel wrote:Message to those who have a broker with access to Eurex:
DAX volatility was great today: DAX moved in-between 9326 and 9223 - that's a range of more than one (for those who only speak Spanish - uno) percent.
The same intraday action by SPX would be a range of approx 1855 to 1873.
Last but not least: DAX has many idiosyncrasies. One of them is the 100 point range. Corrections tend to be 100, 200 or 300 points. Bigger corrections go for 400, 500, 800, 900 and so forth. These figures are not set in stone - but DAX traders seem to prefer these round numbers. Today's range was quite exemplary.
$SSEC weekly... with SPX behind it.gappy wrote:fehro wrote:But it's not just the Chinese slowdown that has caused the plunge in the price of copper - Chinese businesses have been using the commodity as collateral for their loans.Al_Dente wrote:Schaeffer’s data re: the Dr. Copper crash
http://schaefferstradingfloor.com/why-d ... ol/id=7936
So with the first ever bond default in China, commodity investors are worried there may be a glut of the metal coming on to the market.
Exactly how much copper is being held for collateral is uncertain.
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-26583535
hi bossMr. BachNut wrote:Saw that. Flaky. Could be some aberration mucking up the calculations or it could be significant.Al_Dente wrote:Check your SKEW
In two days SKEW has gone bonkers
Bachnut posted re SKEW a coupla days ago when it was half bonkers, now it’s full-on bonkers
It doesn't exactly give me a warm and fuzzy everything is normal market is stable sort of feeling.![]()
I'll look to the Friday close and next weeks levels post opex for maybe more sensible readings.
thx bossfehro wrote: $SSEC weekly... with SPX behind it.
Better?Al_Dente wrote:thx bossfehro wrote: $SSEC weekly... with SPX behind it.
yeowch
usually I have to temper that view with a hong kong overlay $HSI hang seng
otherwise I would vom