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Articles by Yonathan Zwift
Complete Crude Chaos
Lars Schall explores the time-honored tradition of following the money in an attempt to discover answers to yet unresolved questions regarding the terrorist attacks of 9/11 in New York City. Mr....
Despite Huge Tail And Sliding Bid To Cover, 30Y Treasury Prices At Lowest Yield Since January 2015
After yesterday's strong 10Y auction few were expecting ugliness in today's final for this week 30Y issuance: after all with markets crashing, the flight to safety and duration surely would mean strong demand for the long-end of the curve. Only that wasn't the case. Yes, the high yield of 2.50% (allotted 37.52% at the high) was the lowest since January 2015, but this came at a huge concession to the 2.467% When Issued, which resulted in a whopping 3.3 bps tail, the biggest in over three years.
Is The PBOC Intervening Now? Yuan Is Soaring
"We must break you" speculators... if only Ivan Drago was Chinese... Seems like someone is panic-buying offshore Yuan... It appears today's panic is bringing everyone out to play.
Gold Stocks Are At A Key Juncture
Gold stocks are testing the level of their recent breakdown to all-time lows; will it be a false breakdown, or the start of a new leg down? Back on January 14, our Chart Of The Day highlighted the fact that gold stocks had fallen to their lowest levels…as in, ever. At least as measured by the PHLX Gold/Silver Index, better known as the XAU. The prior low in the index going back to its 1983 inception had been 41.85 in November 2000. On January 14, it eclipsed that level, closing at 41.52.
FANG Bloodbath | Zero Hedge
Just when you thought it was safe to get back in the warm waters of the FANTAsy stocks, they slap you in the face with their triple-digit valuations... Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Tesla, Alphabet... Not off the lows...
What Comes After The Commodities Bust?
The days of E&P companies using external debt financing to fuel growth have most likely come to a close. The one thing executives should have learned in 2015 is that Wall Street can for long periods of time remain disconnected from fundamentals and can swing to extremes. Another lesson from 2015 is that OPEC can no longer be relied upon to set prices. Thus, the debt fueled financing boom in the shale space will most likely never return.
The Big Short is a Great Movie, But…
Michael Lewis is the chronicler of Wall Street. He takes the complexity behind which the inhabitants of the financial world hide and weaves a tale that is both understandable and compelling. Starting with the classic “Liars Poker” (1989), Lewis has produced a number of books about the financial markets including “Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt” (2014) and “The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine” (2010).
Caption Contest: "And Then I Said Obamacare Would Lower Insurance Costs"
Gold finger points directly towards 4,000 years of civilization's monetary history............same as it ever was.
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