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The Tides They Are A-Changin’
Water flows, and so does money – liquidity is a term that can be applied to both. As of now, insurance against the changing tide of liquidity is pricier than it was recently, but not particularly difficult to obtain.
Good Riddance To A Bad Quarter. Or Was It?
The general market sentiment is far less ebullient than it was just a few weeks ago. Major stock indices have been under pressure, while bond yields have been rising steadily. And yet ...
Does This Look Like A Safe Haven Asset To You? (Bitcoin Edition)
Many cryptocurrency proponents advocate the idea that cryptocurrencies can be considered safe haven assets. Considering their recent history as an asset class, how is that the case?
The Market Cross Currents Might Be Rip Currents
Steve Sosnick, Interactive Brokers’ chief strategist, discusses risk asset pressures and inflation. Are investors not looking at the right factors?
Beware Of Cross Currents And Rip Tides
Markets like narratives. They are simple to understand and a simple basis for investment strategies. 
Why Options Expirations Matter
This week we had much more back and forth trading. Yet I would argue that until the release of the FOMC minutes we had vastly different reactions to similar types of news.
Everlong (And Everclear) > Evergrande
If the Federal Reserve has been providing the punch for the party, Congress has been the ones periodically spiking it with grain alcohol (Everclear).
What To Expect When You’re Expecting The FOMC (September 2021 Edition)
This afternoon not only brings the first of day of autumn here in the Northern Hemisphere, but also the potential for some cooling rhetoric from the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee (FOMC) as their two-day meeting concludes this afternoon. 
One Day At A Time
A discussion about buy-the-dip attitude seen in the market. Should investors be testing this theory at the current levels?
A Slip While Climbing The Wall Of Worry
Throughout the past year and a half, markets rose despite myriad worries about the economy, the virus, and other concerns large and small. This morning, however, we have seen a slip during that climb.
Return Of The Fake Press Release
Many crypto investors and traders enjoy the paucity of regulation in their sphere of influence. If that’s the case, they’d better get used to ever more sophisticated schemes to separate them from their investments.
The Noon Swoon
For most of the past few months, the idea of the “noon balloon” held – though it occurred around noon Eastern, not Pacific Time.
A Very Prominent Fully Invested Bear Didn’t Growl
This morning, the famed investor Leon Cooperman proclaimed himself a “fully-invested bear” in a CNBC interview. For today, at least, it seems investors preferred to focus on “fully-invested” rather than “bear”.
A Huge Miss On Payrolls – Now What?
Many were as surprised when the BLS released their August payroll report this morning. However, the labor picture may in fact be much healthier than the payrolls number indicates.
No Cloudy Skies In This Market
Steve Sosnick, Interactive Brokers’ chief strategist, discusses why markets are in a “must buy everything” mode.
Non-Farm Payrolls Vs. ADP
Economists haven’t had an easy time estimating the monthly changes in nonfarm payrolls (NFP) since the Covid crisis was at its worst.
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