A little premature but...
Deja Vu all over again...
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Greece still doesn't matter...
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Stocks limped higher into the payroll print - running stops above yesterday's highs... then dropped to yesterday's lows before trying to melt up into the last illiqui hour...
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Small Caps were weak out of the gate today...
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On the week, Small Caps are worst...
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But since the peak of "Greece is rescued" last weekend, Trannies are the biggest loser...
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Bonds rallied on the weaker than expected payrolls data, stocks slowly caught down, accelerated by the comments by The IMF...
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European risk is now double that of American stocks - the highest spread in 13 years...
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Social media darlings continue to take it on the chin (not Yelp's big dump today)...
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Bond yields ripped lower on the jobs data, stabilized then squeezed into the close... NOTE that 30Y tagged unchanged perfectly before payrolls snapped yields lower...
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The US Dollar drifted sideways to lower with a jolt lower on the jobs data...
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Commodities were mixed but had some precious metal turmoil aroun dthe jobs data...
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Gold & Silver ended the week lower after a number of crazy moves...
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Crude was whipsawed as rig count increases and Iran Deal rumors dominated any BTFD hopes... on target for the worst week in 4 months - lowest weekly close sicnce April 17th
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The 'Day of Grekoning' is almost upon us... hopefully there's something left by time our US friends return on Monday! pic.twitter.com/SZ0lgoCNxj [23]
— RANsquawk (@RANsquawk) July 2, 2015 [24]
Charts: Bloomberg
Bonus Chart: Feeling spooked?
@Stalingrad_Poor [25] mañana pic.twitter.com/SWGmBvAEH3 [26]
— Not Jim Cramer (@Not_Jim_Cramer) July 1, 2015 [27]