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In honor of Powell doing yet another 60 Minutes spot tonight, here is as chart of the SPY fund and the total assets held by the darlings at the Federal Reserve. The correlation has changed tremendously over time, but it’s pretty clear equities have “caught up” nicely with the trillions of dollars of Fed Bux.
Something different this Sunday: here are ten interesting long-term continuous commodity/futures charts I’ve selected for your perusal:
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Well, folks, it’s time to check the results of the latest election for Premiere of the Soviet Union major market indexes and see what’s what. I’d say at this point, the entire globe is covered with bear carcasses, and I see no logical reason left why the market should go do again. Ever. Because if you throw $120 billion of cash every month at this thing, why shouldn’t Dow 100,000 be just around the corner? Seriously.
So we start with the Dow Jones Composite which has blown past any boundary of its wedge and, like almost everything else, is simply celebrating each new weekday with a price level never witnessed in human history.
