It’s not the way bulls desired the week to end, especially after a strong Thursday performance, but when algorithms kick into high gear, they generally work toward extremes. The S&P 500 (SPX) was up for most of the week and had broken above 2,850, but that was before the German bund fell into negative yield status and subsequently found a…
Yield Curve Inverts, Taking Equity Markets Down: What Next?
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Ease is a greater threat to progress than hardship ~ Denzel Washington If you want to view our weekly...
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