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Concurrent 3 and 5 day cycle highs are due this morning, but this move on the ES, 24 hour S&P futures looks like it's getting a second wind. There's a 2-3 day cycle projection of 5830, but using a 4 day duration suggests 5860. And the conventional measured move target of the high base breakout is 5855-60.  Hourly cycle oscillators just triggered buy signals from very high levels, which suggests strong trend acceleration here. Round Number Syndrome

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Despite light coupon supply at the mid month auction, we continue to see upward pressure on yields. At the same time, bill supply has been heavy and will continue to be. T-bills are instantly convertible into money, of course. But so are coupons. They've been subject to a massive carry trade where hedge funds have bought the bonds and notes and shorted Treasury futures. Apparently, there's been a disorderly unwinding which looks set to resume. We’re Now Week to Week for this Bull

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I've been questioning the sustainability of gold's uptrend. Here's how it looks today.  Gold Says, Not So Fast!

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Meanwhile, BTC bros gotta be happy about the looks of this. 

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Over the past couple of years, I've built enough of a stash of euros to subsist for 18 months. Time to buy more, or roll back into USDs? 

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5 hours ago, DrStool said:

24 hour S&P futures looks like it's getting a second wind. There's a 2-3 day cycle projection of 5830, but using a 4 day duration suggests 5860. And the conventional measured move target of the high base breakout is 5855-60

Round Number Syndrome

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Trump is positive for stocks. Biden was positive for stocks. Harris is positive for stocks. Every presidency is positive for stocks.

Who gets elected is irrelevant. Which presidency hasn't been positive for stocks? There has never been a bear market that lasted more than 3 years. The last presidency associated with a bear market almost throughout was Herbert Hoover. Nixon to some extent.  

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Be careful what you wish for. 

 

 

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