The one consistent market we’ve got on our hands, and one I’ve been crazy-bearish about all summer, is crude oil. We’re approaching the next Fibonacci level at 42.79. We’ll see if it bothers pausing or not.
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Nigel Farage Has Balls. I Like Balls.
My Bond Bullishness Worked Out
Sta-beel-a-tee
Quite a night, eh, folks? I honestly can’t remember anything like this since the financial crisis, and even then, I think last night was wilder. I actually kept semi-dreaming that the ES had turned green. It, umm, hasn’t.
My pack of dogs wants their walk, but before I do that, I’ll share a few charts with Yellen Body Parts ™ as a supplement. First, here is the ES, which had been locked limit down at one point, but now, as the turds at CNBC might say, is “off the lows.” It’s astonishing to me that just after the close yesterday, it was at the highest levels in human history.
Flakes Show Clearly on Black Hair
I guess my prediction that DXJ would fall (made on April 20th) had some merit to it; thanks, Head and Shoulders! I confess, I am envious of a market that can GO down and STAY down (as I glance over at the SPY, which is down fifteen hundredths of a single percentage point as I’m typing this).
