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No, this isn’t me griping about being bored. I am, but you’ve had enough of that, I’m sure. I am simply pointing out that all the absurd fixation the world had on /wsb and GME is absolutely dying. Need proof? Take a look at GME volume. It is literally down about 98% from its January insanity. The stock has become totally boring.
Interest rate data is hard to find, but SlopeCharts has a wealth of it. Rates have been strengthening all year long (click on any chart for a larger version; the chart’s definition is in the upper-left corner):
When I was a little kid, I remember watching the film “Powers of Ten” as the Air & Space Museum with rapt attention. In that spirit, let’s take a look at what’s going on with the NQ futures.
The one-minute chart shows we’ve had a nice little tumble in the wee hours of this morning. As I’m typing this, we’re down about 30 points, which isn’t even a quarter of a percent.
