I confess, I’ve gone a bit sinewave happy (IWM, XRT, etc.) and I’ve got another one: the emerging markets fund symbol EEM.
A Sine from Above
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Wipeout Wiped Out
Feh. Well, for the 127th day in a row, what looked like a good hard tumble has been extinguished overnight. Specifically, the train wreck of INTC, KLAC, and AMAT seemed to spelled doom for QQQ and SMH, but the doominess has been largely wiped clean. Here is NQ, triple digits higher than its low just a few hours ago.
One of Em Nails It!
This is the first time I’ve seen a WSB fellow wise enough to recognize he got incredibly lucky and then decided to get really conservative with his winnings. Good on you, sir! Most other WSB types would just keep trying to double their money until they were at $0 again.
Off to See Wes!
I am going to spend this evening listening to one of my favorite musicians ever, John Wesley Harding. Here are three favorites he wrote.
Yield Curve Steepener Thus Far Inflationary
The new Yield Curve steepener has not yet un-inverted, but it’s in progress and thus far mildly inflationary
Reference Inflationary Yield Curve Steepening? from January 11.
In my opinion, after the secondary extreme inversion of the 10-2 yield curve in July a new yield curve steepener was in the bag. That is exactly what the curve has been doing since the secondary inversion.
