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...for the last five months, the official BLS data has been worse than ADP's employment signal...

"With over $200 billion in RP operations and $60 billion a month of QE Lite, it would throw the markets in turmoil if the Fed did not ease."

"It is an important milestone that the fund’s market value passed NKr10tn on 25 October...We have delivered good returns for the best of our nation..."

In funds with a liquidity mismatch, the First-Mover Advantage is huge, as Woodford’s investors found out...

But weren't trade talks going well? 

The value of Bitcoin to our liberty and our culture remains to be tested against the realities of our world...

...the backup plans for stressed shale companies are limited.

"Over the past 30 years the Fed has never cut more than 75bp at a stretch without the US economy going into a recession."

"It looks nice - the market’s up 20%, but it’s been a wild ride underneath the covers"

The BOJ is on track to surpass the world's largest pension fund, the Government Pension Investment Fund, as the top holder of Tokyo-listed stocks as early as next year.

"The US economy appears to be slowing, and respondents expect still slower growth over the next 12 months." 

Beneath the surface, pressures are building and resilience is eroding, and when the tipping point is reached the transition will not be gradual and controllable, it will be non-linear and uncontrollable...

The day of reckoning may soon be upon us, how it arrives is the question...

After last week's inventory draw, crude saw a small build (less than expected) while products saw notable builds (against the recent trend of draws as refinery maintenance season may be coming to an end)...

“This is about convergence of the trader and quant. It’s moving at warp speed and re-inventing what the trading floor looks like.”

"[there was a time when]... people actually cared about how much money the Fed was creating, until I guess, they created so much, people stopped caring..."

"Our leads still point to a leg lower in consumption into the middle of next year, as prior Fed policy still comes through the economic data." 

It’s that time again, the magic levitation show, but this one is a peculiar one...

Tesla's U.S. sales fell off a cliff to $3.13 billion in the third quarter, an astonishing 39% drop that would have resulted in any other auto CEO getting fired.