China’s main bond trading platform for foreign investors has quietly stopped providing data on their transactions,… https://t.co/e3KEqOE9WD(7 hr ago)
@favouredjoseph7 based on some proprietary, historical quantitative, patterns... (9 hr ago)
@kaly_raman Unfortunately, i still think Ancelotti will beat Klopp. But I do think Klopp will win the EPL..as strange as all that may sound. (10 hr ago)
Highest UK #inflation in 40 years...since 1982..when an English team won the European Cup Final #AstonVilla...who w… https://t.co/qvqq6zxDMa(10 hr ago)
#Coinbase is 89% down from its peak-- similar to the peak-to-trough decline in $AMZN $EBAY $QCOM $CSCO in 2000-2002… https://t.co/Txr9xmiYfD(yesterday)
Just as market sentiment began improving and the US dollar index showed its first 3-day losing run since March, selling resumes across the board. Yesterday's solid US retail sales gave Powell the confidence to stick to his “inflation-remains priority” rhetoric. Interestingly, DXY, EURUSD and US-10 year all stabilized at their 21-day moving averages. No, this is neither a piece about “bear market rallies”, nor about “Intermarket technical confluences” covered successfully at last Thursday's market low. This in fact is about how the market could resume rallying into next week—despite Wednesday's wobble.