According to the current market action there is no risk. None. Risk doesn’t exist. Whatever wobbles there may be on occasion it’s all priced in within a few minutes and markets proceed […]
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US Deficits, Growth and Money Markets Woes
by Constantin Gurdgiev • • 0 Comments
My article for The Currency on the effects of the U.S. fiscal profligacy on global debt and money markets is out: https://www.thecurrency.news/articles/7371/the-us-deficit-has-topped-1-trillion-and-investors-should-be-worried.Key takeaways:”A…
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Investor Fear and Uncertainty in Cryptocurrencies
by Constantin Gurdgiev • • 0 Comments
Our paper on behavioral biases in cryptocurrencies trading is now published by the Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance volume 25, 2020:We cover investor sentiment effects on pricing processes of 10 largest (by market capitalization) cry…
NY Fed Operations
US: $1.801B CouponPurchase 2020-01-21 NYFed treasury securities operations
by NY Fed | Treasury Securities Operations • • 0 Comments
Monetary policy can be implemented through outright purchases or sales of securities, which permanently changes the size of the Federal Reserve’s System Open Market Account (SOMA) portfolio.
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Just Sayin’ Crypto Update
by Tim Knight • • 0 Comments
Let’s take a glance at the wonderful world of cryptos. In every case, the crypto in question has broken its descending trendline. I would consider this bullish.
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Backlash
by Sven Henrich • • 0 Comments
There’s an old adage: There are two guarantees in life: Death and taxes. Let’s modernize this a bit shall we? While it’s true even the rich still die these days (for now), […]
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Panic Prosperity and Progress – Part Three
by Tim Knight • • 0 Comments
Preface to all three parts: This weekend, I’m sharing one of the chapters from the book in three parts, since it offers interesting lessons about what can happen when governments decide to experiment with finance and economics.
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Panic Prosperity and Progress – Part Two
by Tim Knight • • 0 Comments
Preface to all three parts: This weekend, I’m sharing one of the chapters from the book in three parts, since it offers interesting lessons about what can happen when governments decide to experiment with finance and economics.
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The Tight Rope Market
by Sven Henrich • • 0 Comments
None of us can know where markets would be trading without the Fed’s constant massive liquidity injections, but now that the bubble recognition has gone mainstream (Bloomberg, FT) and acknowledged by at […]
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Resistance
by Sven Henrich • • 0 Comments
Does a liquidity driven momentum market that seemingly does not care about valuations, risk, open gaps and technical extensions face any resistance at all? Are there technical limits for a market that goes […]
