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Blue Wave; Red Wave; Wave goodbye to business as usual.

...on a year-over-year basis, factory orders remain 3.9% lower...

If Russian backers buy the loans, would that finally make Trump a 'Russia-backed' president?

Nothing is a sure thing in elections, but I see independents swinging for Trump and there’s a surprisingly large net wobble amongst Democrats.

...the decision came after Mr Ma criticised China’s state-owned banks at a financial summit in Shanghai at the end of October.

"The RBA didn't get much bang for spending almost all of their remaining bullets."

"The election outcome will drive all markets over the next day or two. How they move depends on the extent to which we have clarity about the results."

The market believes that either (a) there is a ton of positive news coming, and/or (b) we will be able to look through any near-term negative news.

"Airlines need to be supported by their governments to survive."

 

 

The diplomatic process surrounding the ongoing Armenian-Azerbaijani war in the Nagorno-Karabakh region has reached an expected stalemate...

Analysts look divided concerning U.S. new vehicle sales in October after they rebounded by 90.4% MoM since April (Wards data). According to the Bloomberg consensus, they should rise to 16.50m(e) SAAR, up from 16.34m in September.

Misra has cemented his control over the Vision Fund...

During the May heist, the crew was able to walk away with five pallets of Chanel and Gucci items...

Real Vision senior editor, Ash Bennington, welcomes Tommy Thornton, president of Hedge Fund Telemetry, to break down his framework for trading markets as the U…

"10 year yields are about to rise significantly and a 100 bps move cannot beruled out. In fact, we think it should be expected."

Wake up, America, and see the Fed for what it really is: a totalitarian tool of kleptocracy...

The market is split in two: the equity options market showed a 54% chance of a upside movement (+2.7%) between Nov. 2 and Nov. 4, and 45% chance of a larger drop (-3%).

"In a country this angry - and armed to the teeth - we worry that an inconclusive election could unleash conflict"

In the high-volatility election periods of 2000 and 2008, the VIX exceeded its pre-election peak later in November...