I refinanced too soon.
I predict a bloodbath tomorrow. But I am wrong about everything.
The bond bubble is essentially gone at this point. It lasted a good 30 years though.
It didn't pop as much as just whimper away.
Margin call time.
Watch for the headfake in the first 30 minutes of trading. I have zero faith in the open telling us how the rest of the day will look.I dont trust the upswing today, on a Friday of all days. As Sanrith Descartes said, the employment numbers means inflation. 10yr yield already spiked on the news, which is typically downward pressure on the markets. Buyer beware.
The only thing I'm in regarding materials is DNN. Anything else I should consider?The reversal from the initial reaction to jobs report may be a signal that we are close to a bottom. Market has been a difficult read, the explosive up trade Monday followed by the last few days is not typical. If we rally today we could even end the week flat, and from that perspective it's a lot of emotion and roll coaster but until the evidence shows otherwise I think it is just a healthy correction. Interest rates are just the excuse, the nominal rate is not a threat to the trend at this level.
I see the setup for the push over 4000 for the S&P materials, energy and financials can now tread water and if Tech rallies we are going to blow past the previous high.
The only thing I'm in regarding materials is DNN. Anything else I should consider?
CLF? Very volatile, positioned well, recently corrected.
Overall I find these material stocks to be debt laden low margin but we are entering a part of the economic cycle where they do well.
Escape? lolThis pop at the open might give some folks an opportunity to escape a bad trade with limited or no damage. Not that i am giving advice, but it might be a good time examine your open trades and see if there is something worth cutting bait on the opening bump.
What does the red mean? I'm only green.
What does the red mean? I'm only green.
My MGK just turned red, I blame you.positions or ban