Back in the 1980s, Dr. Ed Yardeni popularized the phrasing that concerned an investor population, which was believed to be working to “fight the Federal Reserve.” He coined the phrase bond vigilanteism. As the Fed was cutting rates “on and off” from 1984 – 1988, often times the long end of the Treasury yield-curve would remain elevated, sometimes rising altogether….
Will Markets Vote For More Gains
A financial market resource for the every-day investor and trader.
-
UVXY: Election Time Fast Approaching
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
Heading into 2016, I had positioned my portfolio for greater gains by increasing my exposure to volatility or VIX leveraged ETFs....
-
Weekly State of the Market: Bear Market/Correction And Recession?
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
Trading this market can be quite frustrating, with historically high likelihood setups repeatedly failing. I keep myself sane by...
-
Morgan Stanley: It’s Not A Bubble, It’s Not
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
Correction has arrived, positioning and leverage should do the rest. A combination of peaking rate of change in M1/M2and...
-
Goldman Sachs: AI poised to begin shifting from ‘excitement’ to ‘deployment’ in 2024
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
At a time when some are calling for a pause on the development of generative artificial intelligence, Jensen Huang,...
-
Weighing the impacts of a potential watershed election
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
by Paul Christopher, CFA, Head of Global Market Strategy and Gary Schlossberg, Market Strategist Key takeaways We expect that...
-
Fundstrat: Fear and uncertainty building short-term, but case for equities in 2022 still intact
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
Fear and uncertainty building short-term but so many resolved near term In the first two months of 2022, a...
-
-
It May Be Time To Back Up Before Next Leg Higher?
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
In the week that was, the S&P 500 (SPX) found itself another leg higher, capturing new record-level highs and...
Recent Articles
Featured Products
- JPM Market Recap $0.00
- JPM Research Note $0.00
- JP Morgan Market Volatility Report $0.00