“Extreme Greed” Trigger’d – Short-Squeeze Lifts Stocks To New Record Highs
“The only way is up…”
China continued to surge after the ‘deal…
Source: Bloomberg
Mixed picture in Europe today with the FTSE tumbling along with DAX as Italy managed gains…
Source: Bloomberg
US markets were broadly higher led by Small Caps…
Since “Phase One” of the US-China deal was supposedly complete on Oct 11th, can you spot the odd one out?
Source: Bloomberg
All of which began when The Fed started expanding the balance sheet dramatically…
Source: Bloomberg
Another day, another mega short squeeze…
Source: Bloomberg
Cyclicals outperformed on the day but the gains were all at the open…
Source: Bloomberg
US equities seem a lot more excited about the trade deal than yuan…
Source: Bloomberg
Credit markets have compressed dramatically in the last few days…
Source: Bloomberg
Treasury yields were higher across the curve, marginally at the short-end and around 2bps at the long-end…
Source: Bloomberg
The yield curve steepened back to pre-FOMC Minutes levels…
Source: Bloomberg
Despite President Trump’s exclamations this morning, the dollar closed marginally higher…
Source: Bloomberg
Pushing the dollar back to unchanged on the year…
Source: Bloomberg
Cable erased all the post-election gains…
Source: Bloomberg
Cryptos were clubbed like baby seals again today with altcoins notably underperforming Bitcoin…
Source: Bloomberg
Oil was the day’s big winner as Silver slumped along with copper and gold…
Source: Bloomberg
Oil prices surged intraday extending gains after better than expected manufacturing production data (ahead of tonight’s API inventory data) testing within a tick of $61…
And as oil rallied, silver sank…
Finally, as a reminder, the S&P is up almost 28% YTD while earnings expectations have tumbled around 5%…
Source: Bloomberg
And the market – if that’s what you want to call it – has surged back to “extreme greed” once again…
Thanks to The Fed only…
Source: Bloomberg
Tyler Durden
Tue, 12/17/2019 – 16:00
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