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Rate-Hike Odds Tumble Post-Minutes; Stocks Soar
UPDATE: Well that didn't last long...
Stocks are now soaring after we noted the initial reaction...
A decidedly dovish FOMC Minutes, warning that the economy is not ready for rate-hikes, has driven rate-hike odds to their lows once again. December and January odds are now below 50% and markets are reacting with bond, crude, and bullion buying, dollar selling and stocks uncertainty.
Rate hike odds drop...
With bonds & bullion outperforming...
And WTI crude tops $50...
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fk this.
Everything hinges on buying stawks and selling gold.
That's their whole strategery.
Efamol.
7 years of printing and this is the economy they get? And they think another round, or two, or three of printing is gonna change things? They're like an alcoholic who goes on a binge, stops drinking for a week, and then walks up to a bottle and says "this time's gonna be different." It won't.
Efamol? Nah, I prefer real gas.
Gold is NOT Money
(i know because Ben said so)
Still I Wonder: Could he be Lying?
Lets party bitchez......the drinks are on the Fed.......
Nobody believes the Fed, well tsk etc.....
the magical cap has appeared again right at the 1150.00 line in the sand......
http://www.livecharts.co.uk/MarketCharts/gold.php
Well then that settles is. S&P 2250 here we come!
http://ejmoosa.com/blog3/2015/10/08/how-the-federal-reserves-rate-polici...
Just look at the charts in my link above. They know they cannot raise rates.
My expectations on the timing of the next Fed rate hike remain unchanged.
Dow 20k by Thanksgiving.....i hope you are all in.
“Most signs point to another explosive year of growth in the job market for college graduates,” said Phil Gardner, the Michigan State professor who wrote the report.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-10-08/college-students-are-g...
Makes you wonder how this guy Gardner writes that with a straight face. I guess he feels people are so Gruberized they'll believe anything.
From Bloomberger also:
Wall Street Winning Streak Seen Ending on Global Market TurmoilAnalysts project that revenue declined at five of the biggest banks -- JPMorgan Chase & Co., Bank of America Corp., Citigroup Inc., Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley -- and that only Wells Fargo & Co. produced a gain, amounting to about 2.8 percent.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-10-08/wall-street-winning-st...
why did gold spike only to be slammed back down....
Credibility in the Fed put remains intact. It's the only credibility that matters.
no rate hikes because there is deflation and a collapse in aggregate demand.
We are going into a recession. Most every major country is bankrupt. The world is at war. Civil unrest ready to blow. Anyone with shoes and a shirt can buy a new car. Good news for stocks?
So now, not raising rates has the same effect as announcing MOAR QE?????
Confirmation that this are shit, means everything is great.
Demand not falling as much as they thought means demand is actually increasing.
There isn't something painful enough in the world to fuck these people in the ass with.
Anyone that has been paying attention and has an IQ higher than their shoe size has known that the un-fed is not, will not, raise rates, period!
MOAR,MOAR,MOAR! Heli drops and negitive rates are next up!
No doubt about it!
This market is just so sick it defies belief. 79 months and counting.
I just can not wait for negative interest rates - then I am going to go into debt to the eyeballs and default on as much as I can. Sick of the dictators manipulating my money.
We always honored our debts but the system is doing its best to drown us anyway. Just about time for the torches and pitchforks.
"Stock soar", really?
Guys, just wanted to call your attention to the fact that the Nasdaq 100 just barely managed to eke out a close slightly higher than the previous day's high, after being over 20 points lower most of the day. After hours it is off its close.
If that is all the bounce that we can expect from a very "dovish" Fed minutes disclosure, what should we expect next week when earnings announcements are likely to be abysmal (note that Alcoa tanked by over 4% after hours). I would say that the bears are still in charge based on today's market behavior.
Keep the faith, and DON'T BTFD!