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As The Markets Sell-off The Precious Metals Rebound

As The Markets Sell-off The Precious Metals Rebound To the surprise of many investors, the precious metals have rallied while the broader markets continue to sell-off.  Currently, both gold and silver are solidly in the green while the major indexes were all the red following a huge sell-off yesterday.  The Dow Jones Index has lost […]

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Wednesday’s Rout Was An 8-Sigma Event: The 5th Largest Tail Event In History

Wednesday’s Rout Was An 8-Sigma Event: The 5th Largest Tail Event In History With markets in rebound mode today, the sellside’s fascination with Wednesday’s sharp, unexpected selloff continues. In the latest “hot take” on Wednesday’s dramatic drop, Goldman’s derivatives strategist Rocky Fishman takes on a different approach to the Wednesday rout, looking at it in […]

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We Have Entered The Zone When Yields Trigger Market Selloffs

We Have Entered The Zone When Yields Trigger Market Selloffs With payrolls now in the rearview mirror and nothing too outlandish revealed in the generally goldilocks data, traders have resumed contemplating the one question that is on everyone’s mind: how much higher (and at what pace) will rates rise before stocks are slammed? To be […]

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Why the most-recent selloff was just the beginning

Why the most-recent selloff was just the beginning On October 19, 1987, the Dow experienced its biggest one-day percentage loss in history – plunging 22.6%. The day will forever be known as “Black Monday.” The selloff was so fast and so severe, nothing else even comes close. The second worst percentage loss for the Dow […]

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Global Market Rout Resumes: Asian Bloodbath Spills Over Into Europe, US Sharply Lower

Global Market Rout Resumes: Asian Bloodbath Spills Over Into Europe, US Sharply Lower  Global markets were routed for the second day in a row on Monday, with Asian and European indexes opening lower and bond yields rising as resurgent U.S. inflation raised the possibility central banks would tighten policy more aggressively than had been expected. […]

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