The following is an extended excerpt from the Wall Street Examiner Professional Edition weekly Treasury update. The subscriber link to the full report is at…
Pedro da Costa, maybe the smartest and best reporter covering the Fed, and who seems like a good guy, has a blog post out today…
Here is the chart few are looking at, and explains the concept of the dearth or shrinkage of so called safe collateral in the Euro and USD. The reason of course is that the Fed and other central banks hold much of it, or it is now encumbered via direct…
I warned yesterday before all the news was out overnight that we almost had to stay awake all night and trade 30 minute bar charts…
Liquidity indications were mixed this week, with the Fed still not doing much while foreign central banks were net sellers (see Treasury update). Commercial banks…
In a report released on Black Friday around 6 PM, when nobody is around, let alone paying attention, except for crazy people like me, the…
The Mortgage Bankers Association has sent me legal notice to “demand that wallstreetexaminer.com immediately remove all WAS data (Weekly Applications Survey) data, from its systems…
Liquidity indications were mixed this week, with the Fed still not doing much but bank inflows ballooning. This has been the biggest reason the markets…
It just doesn’t get any more bullish than today’s retail sales report. Or so you would think if you only read the mainstream media reports.…
The FCB buying binge of recent weeks pumped plenty of excess cash into US markets, and the market partied on in spite of the fact…