Euro 1.1361. Dollar/yen 119.04. Pound 1.5421. Aussie dollar
0.7794. WTIC oil 51.27. Brent oil 60.21. Natty gas 2.81. Gold 1209. Silver
16.40. Copper 2.61.
US Treasury yields are; 2-year 0.62%, 5-year 1.57%, 10-year
2.12%, 30-year 2.74%.
The NIKK prints another new 15-year record high at 18361 gaining
+0.4% on the weaker yen (dollar/yen pair
above 119). Japan Display gains +5% on news of a proposal to build a factory to
manufacturer screen panels for AAPL products. The SPASX 200 is down -0.4%. The
India Sensex BSE ends a seven-day winning streak remaining near the record high
above 29.9K four days ago. Standard Chartered senior executive Warren Lee and
his wife and child are tragically killed in an auto accident in New Zealand. Lee
was with Standard Chartered for 10 years and previously worked for DB and BAC
so he likely knew where the bodies were buried.
Global traders are monitoring the Greece bailout drama.
Germany is playing hardball rejecting the
[Text is Redacted: Purchase February 2015-02 to Read the Complete Chronology]
Extreme bullish sentiment and uber low bearish sentiment signals a near term top in stocks. Ditto the low put/call ratios. Despite the euphoria and bullish excitement, the put/calls say a near term top is at hand for the stock market.
[Text is Redacted: Purchase February 2015-02 to Read the Complete Chronology]
Extreme bullish sentiment and uber low bearish sentiment signals a near term top in stocks. Ditto the low put/call ratios. Despite the euphoria and bullish excitement, the put/calls say a near term top is at hand for the stock market.
The dock workers and dock operators (management) reach a
five-year agreement ending the West Coast port strike. Labor Secretary Perez
serves as a mediator in the talks over the last four days. The Whitehouse
releases a statement saying the deal is a “huge relief.”
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