The Morning Call
2/15/17
Fellow fun lovers, my family
issues have taken longer to resolve than I expected. So I am going to be tied up through the
weekend. I have been keeping up with the
Markets in off moments and coping links to relevant articles
The
Market
Technical
Bottom
line: the Averages are on a sizz; so sit back and enjoy it. It potentially has the makings of a melt up
which historically has marked the beginning of the end. Still too soon to know.
The
stats on previous bull and bear markets (short):
VIZ
Bonds
US
largest creditors dump Treasuries
Boom
Bust barometer (short):
Fundamental
Headlines
Bottom
line: the US economic stats this week have so far been upbeat while the global numbers
have been down right awful. Yellen
testified yesterday and net, net sounded a tad more hawkish. The Market seemed to love it because it had a
Goldilocks sound to it (economy is strengthening so tightening is coming, we
are just not sure when).
In
addition, it seems the legislative calendar is starting to clog up: repeal
Obamacare, tax and spending bills, Supreme Court Justice to confirm. So may are having doubts about what can
indeed to done. The good news is that
the ‘border tax’ may fade into the background.
The bad news is that the end result could be nothing but a food
fight.
Meantime,
stocks get ever more overvalued.
The
latest from David Stockman (medium):
The
latest from Jim Rogers (medium):
More
on the ‘border’ tax (medium):
More
on valuation (medium):
https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2017-02-13/a-top-bond-strategist-looks-at-stocks-and-recoils
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Economics
This Week’s Data
Other
Goldman’s
latest on the economy (medium):
EU
banks embark on mother of all debt binges (medium and a must read):
Quote
of the day (short):
Politics
Domestic
Paying them not
to kill us (short):
International
The
EU will soon be free to mismanage their own affairs (medium):
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