CTAs Are Sellers In Every Scenario Next Week... And A Massive $185 Billion If Stocks Slide Next Month
The CTA community will sell around $7.5bn globally this week in any scenario, with the heaviest selling coming from the SPX ($4.5bn).
The CTA community will sell around $7.5bn globally this week in any scenario, with the heaviest selling coming from the SPX ($4.5bn).
Marking first glimmer of hope for diplomacy...or rather return to headline pong-pong?
“There’s a fear of financial alchemy driven by opaqueness, off-balance-sheet transactions and intercompany relationships, which could result in credit rating downgrades.”
A federal trial has established that at Papaya Gaming, the “humans” across the table were often programmed bots. And FIRY has emerged as the biggest winner...
The company’s data center pipeline has fluctuated over the past year. Executives attributed the changes to stricter vetting of potential projects...
It is storytime for socialists...
Positioning may recover, but market structure has likely changed...
The video offers tips to would-be attackers and ends with a direct threat against Barron Trump...
Will convey new "intelligence" that promotes more belligerence against Russia...
"...they've perpetuated a ruse that the 60-day limit on Presidential military activity does not apply, because each time they effect a temporary ceasefire."
"...consumers anticipate little improvement in business conditions over the next six months."
...if current pricing holds this could be the largest “non-cut” surprise in decades...
"It's Not Over' Til It's Over, but This Time It May Actually Be Over."
There is a risk of seats getting disengaged from seat tracks during turbulence and emergency landing, the agency said...
...for the 12th straight month, home price appreciation lagged inflation...
Thoughts of a summer lull must be far from the minds of equity investors buckling their seatbelts for a bumpy ride through this week’s long list of risk events...
Comments on Al Jazeera Facebook post about Berlin car-ramming say it all...
"Broad risk-off sentiment, forced deleveraging, widening hyperscaler CDS spreads, and deteriorating retail investor sentiment are all adding to the selling pressure."