Shiller v2 for Market Close Fri Jun 26, 2020 🧬🔮🧸
You're speculating at record highs. The Fed's balance sheet declined for the second straight week as of Wednesday, by $12 billion to $7.1 trillion, as more foreign central banks declined to renew maturing currency swap agreements.Total liabilities for all commercial banks have ballooned to over $18 trillion or 83.7% of GDP. Without buybacks rushing through the system how will Wall Street give us the illusion of earnings growth that hasn't existed in 5 years?
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Something pretty interesting happened when the DXY ( U.S. dollar index ) is inverted, and split chart next to the US500, a derivative of the SPX500 that trades within the construct of the OTCC markets and is a good 24/5 proxy. This being said, all of us in the FX market-- rather we like it or not-- are at the mercy of the SPX . The SPX is the most highly speculative instrument in the world. Speaking as someone who was complaining about the 12 year low ATR's the Euro was compressed to this time last year (July of 2018), I welcome the ability to trade speculation, at least there's some volatility we can get a bite at.
Can we can make more informed trading decisions for the U.K. and U.S. sessions as forex traders by paying attention to the equity market; or is it the other way around?
Can we can make more informed trading decisions for the U.K. and U.S. sessions as forex traders by paying attention to the equity market; or is it the other way around?
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You're speculating at record highs. The Fed's balance sheet declined for the second straight week as of Wednesday, by $12 billion to $7.1 trillion, as more foreign central banks declined to renew maturing currency swap agreements.Total liabilities for all commercial banks have ballooned to over $18 trillion or 83.7% of GDP. Without buybacks rushing through the system how will Wall Street give us the illusion of earnings growth that hasn't existed in 5 years?
The Fed "is requiring large banks to preserve capital by suspending share repurchases, capping dividend payments, and allowing dividends according to a formula based on recent income" at least through Q3
The Fed "is requiring large banks to preserve capital by suspending share repurchases, capping dividend payments, and allowing dividends according to a formula based on recent income" at least through Q3
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You're speculating at record highs. The Fed's balance sheet declined for the second straight week as of Wednesday, by $12 billion to $7.1 trillion, as more foreign central banks declined to renew maturing currency swap agreements.Total liabilities for all commercial banks have ballooned to over $18 trillion or 83.7% of GDP. Without buybacks rushing through the system how will Wall Street give us the illusion of earnings growth that hasn't existed in 5 years?
