Mechanical Volatility Melt Sends Stocks Higher On November 1, 2023
Stocks rose on November 1, 2023 after the FOMC meeting as implied volatility melted as it usually does after these meetings.
Read moreStocks rose on November 1, 2023 after the FOMC meeting as implied volatility melted as it usually does after these meetings.
Read moreStocks rally on October 31, ahead of a big day of announcements.
Read moreThe newsflow kicks off tonight with the BOJ.
Read moreStocks are finally repricing for a higher rate world.
Read moreThe stock markets outperformance over bonds may be due for a harsh dose of reality.
Read moreStocks tumble as rates soar.
Read moreThe magnificent 7 may be in serious trouble as a group as triple top falls to support.
Read moreStocks dropped sharply on October 19, 2023 as Jay Powell deliver a vague message on the future path of policy.
Read moreStocks were roasted on October 18, 2023, as rates continue to push higher and are now approaching 5% on the long-end of the curve.
Read moreStocks were down, they were up, then down, and then flat as rates went up all day long.
Read moreStocks went up, and bonds went down on October 16, 2023, but it’s a trend that probably won’t last.
Read moreThere won’t be much economic data this week, but Jay Powell will speak, and there will be a 20-year Treasury Auction.
Read moreStocks took a big turn lower around 1PM ET when the 30-year Treasury auction posted weak results.
Read moreStocks moved higher ahead of the September CPI report.
Read moreStocks rallied on October 10, 2023, but gave back a bunch of those gains after a weak Treasury auction.
Read moreStocks were saved by the mechanical unwind of implied volatility following the job report.
Read moreMarkets paused ahead of the big jobs report, but that isn’t like to change much if the yield curve continues to steepen.
Read moreStocks rallied on October 4 as rates fall, but very little if anything actually changed.
Read moreThe S&P 500 fell sharply on October 3, 2023 and took the summer rally with it.
Read moreRates continued to move higher on October 2, and the dollar did too, while the S&P 500 managed to finish flat.
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