Crude Oil Contract Rollover Alert:
This morning we have rollover-over to the next front-month contract for Crude Oil Futures. This morning we move to the 08-13 Futures contract, and you can learn more about how to accomplish this here.
This morning has 4 big news events that we need to be aware of. First, today is Wednesday …{ 0 comments }
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The Federal Reserve’s rate-setting meeting yesterday and today is, so far, the year’s most important investor event.
That’s the conventional wisdom, given that investors are trying to divine when Chairman Ben Bernanke will curtail the $85-billion-a-month stimulus program that’s propelled the benchmark S&P 500 by 143 percent since the post-crash low in March 2009.
But it doesn’t really matter. That’s
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The Federal Reserve’s rate-setting meeting yesterday and today is, so far, the year’s most important investor event.
That’s the conventional wisdom, given that investors are trying to divine when Chairman Ben Bernanke will curtail the $85-billion-a-month stimulus program that’s propelled the benchmark S&P 500 by 143 percent since the post-crash low in March 2009.
But it doesn’t really matter. That’s
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With yesterday’s The VIX and the Pre-FOMC + Post-FOMC Trades post in the books, it occurred to me that my reference to the series of interest rate hikes in 1994 probably stretches back before the memory banks of the current generation of investors. So with all the anxiety about Fed tapering and ultimately ending quantitative easing, I thought this might…
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If you’re like me, you’ve probably wondered why nothing seems to change in Washington, D.C., no matter who’s elected to Congress or the Oval Office.
There’s a little-known reason for that: It’s because politicians don’t really control public policy. They, like us, are beholden to the whims of a much more powerful cabal — global central bankers.
Fifty-eight of the
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Back in December 2008, in VIX Trends Around FOMC Announcement Days, I posted a chart of the average movements in the VIX in the ten trading day leading up to and following “Fed Days,” otherwise known as days in which the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) makes its policy statement announcement. Several long-time readers who recall that chart – and…
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The most frequently asked question I seem to get, no matter the time period, is “Larry, don’t you see hyperinflation for the U.S. in the years ahead?”
So let me clarify my position, here and now. There was a time when I expected the U.S. economy would eventually experience hyperinflation.
But 21 months ago, when the price of gold failed
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