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I think eventually inflation will accelerate. Whenever food prices go up, and grains have been very strong recently, with the sum delay, you get inflationary pressures. www.financialpost.com Marc Faber i...
Obamanomics is Why There is No Recovery
Obamanomics is Why There is No Recovery
Jobless claims rise to highest level in nine months.
China Doubles Korea Bond Holdings as Asia Switches from Dollar
Wal-Mart Quietly Raises Prices.
Coffee surges to 12 year high inflation watch.
Posted: Aug 21 2010 By: Jim Sinclair Post Edited: August 21, 2010 at 8:36 pm
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Extremely Unbalanced Long Bond Market CIGA Eric
While massive net outflows in the Treasury bond market by connect players as open interest spikes doesn’t necessarily imply a immediate trend change, it does reflect an extremely unbalanced market. An extremely unbalanced with rising open interest (participation) tends to associated with hot markets. Hot markets are dangerous.
Those familiar with the probabilities of statistical Z scores from a normal distribution understand the rarity of +/- 3 Sigma reading. The enclosed link to Z-score applet with help those less familiar. The most recent COT data generated a -3.04 2-year trend Z-Score.
Lower Money Flow Table:
The following chart illustrates the spike in participation into hot market.
Long-Term U.S. Treasury Bond and the COT Futures and Options Open Interest Stochastic Weighted Average:
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