We Have Yet To Pay The Ultimate Price of Bernanke’s Heinous Crime 3/2/21

by Lee Adler • March 2, 2021

Live, at 4 AM in New York, it’s Tuesday Morning. What’s on sale this week? This morning, everything.

The ES fucutures fell just a bit outside of the end of day 5 day cycle projection of 3975. The longer moving average that I use to run those fore…

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Before You Know It – February 29,30,31, 2021

by Lee Adler • March 1, 2021

Wake up.

Get out of bed.

Turn on your screen.

Your shorts are dead.

That said, this is barely a 50% retracement, which is at 3860 on the ES fucutures. There’s also resistance at 3855. Above 3860 resistance lines come at 5-7 point i…

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The Exact Situation I Had Forecast Is Here, and It’s Grave 2/26/21

by Lee Adler • February 26, 2021

Primary Dealers were holding record levels of inventory with record levels of leverage since late Q3 2019. It was all hunky dory as long as bond prices were rising, or at least stable. The mirror of that is yields falling, or stable.

Ever since then I regularly warned about this in my Liquidity Trader reports. I said that it’s a two way street, and that when the inevitable decline in Treasury prices started, it would devolve into big margin calls to the dealers.

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US Treasury Injects Another $30 Billion Into Market

by Lee Adler • February 25, 2021

The US Treasury announced today that it would inject another $30 billion into the markets, in an attempt to forestall systemic meltdown.

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Stonks for the Long Hole 2/25/21

by Lee Adler • February 25, 2021

Bonds are crashing. Will stonks follow? My answer to that question since I began forecasting a bond crash months ago has been, Yes.

The question is when.

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Yet Another Comeback 2/24/21

by Lee Adler • February 24, 2021

S&P futures are mounting another comeback attempt this morning in Europe, aided by $55 billion in quasi QE from the US Treasury yesterday, with another $41 billion coming tomorrow and $25 billion next Wednesday. Just one problem –of many– the money ain’t going where the Treasury wants it to.

And that is a catastrophic problem for our financial stability.

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Japan’s factory output rebounds in September- Recovery or False Dawn – CNBC Video

by Newswires • October 30, 2013 • 0 Comments

Paul Gambles, Managing Partner, MBMG International dismisses September’s industrial output data, and stresses the importance of reducing national debt.

via Japan’s factory output rebounds in September.