Yesterday wasn’t the best of news days for Citigroup. The key stories I saw were:
Citigroup has appeared to clumsily reverse course on their previous “pledge” not to support their ailing SIV vehicles (now apparently reaching about $66 billion; formerly as high as $83 billion) in the form of statements by one William Mills:
The Fed returned to its normal seasonal pumping pattern on Wednesday, adding a net of $3 billion to the market. There’s nothing here that’s different…
Today’s gold stock screens and data, along with cycle conditions and projections for gold and HUI index, and Chart of the Day picks for swing…
A dull market pulled back on Tuesday. The oldtimers on Wall Street are fond of saying, “Never short a dull market.” I wonder if that…
The Fed did a big drain today after announcing yesterday that they would redeem $5 billion in maturing 4 week T-bills they hold in their…
Most 13 week cycles have turned up, but weakly. Click here to download complete report in pdf format (Professional Edition Subscribers). Try the Professional Edition…
Today’s gold stock screens and data, along with cycle conditions and projections for gold and HUI index, and Chart of the Day picks for swing…
The market ran into a touch of resistance on the heels of last week’s launch, but not enough to change the outlook for the short…
While the Fed has been steadily pumping at a 5% annualized rate over the past couple of months, versus no growth for the first 9…
Lee Adler and Russ Winter discuss the various deals that suggest the “normalization of fictitious capital” is upon us, including a little talk about strategy and tactics for the weeks ahead.
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