Monthly Archives: July 2014

When happy go lucky CNBC personalities start bantering about the risk, you know the suicidal leverage and anemic trading volumes must be outright freakish… Big moves in a handful of stocks provided traders with a worrying signal—an “ultra-high” level of … Continue reading →

In the Federal Open Market Committee’s June meeting, the Fed decided that it would likely look to end its asset purchasing program (known as quantitative easing, or QE) with a $15 billion reduction in monthly purchases in October, according to … Continue reading →

As unshorn sheep run blind with speculative shepherds, US treasuries are continuing to float quietly higher on a steady in-flow of investment capital focused on preservation now and coming opportunities ahead…Today back flirting with a 2.50% yield, the 2.30 to … Continue reading →