Traders have moved into #Bitcoin call options across all tenors to maximize upward potential as Donald Trump's inauguration leads to a decisive shift in market sentiment to the bullish side.
Talking to @CoinDesk, @ErdosiThomas, CF Benchmarks Head of Product, remarked, “Thirty-day topside skew in the Bitcoin options market has reached levels not seen since the November election results. This reflects a strong bullish sentiment, with traders actively positioning for upside exposure across both short-and long-term maturities.”
Spot #ETF inflows are surging into US listed funds with $802 million flowing in yesterday. @BlackRock's IBIT accounted for more than 80% of the total at $661.8 million.
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They have all been sent home... that is the opposite of 'lockdown'. The office is simply closed. This is irresponsible reporting and has really irked me.
US bank stocks strong ahead of #WallStreet start, Europe's sector also gains. #JPMorgan Q4 results helped make 2019 the most profitable year ever from a US bank, according to Bloomberg. ^KO
#JPMORGAN Q4 revenue smash on all trading fronts in Q4 is unusual: fixed income, commodity, currencies, and stocks all beat.
Equities: $1.51B, est. $1.41B
FICC: $3.45B, est. $2.44B ^KO
#TESCO shares +3%, Marks & Spencer -10%. Last of the wk's big retail updates show margin pressure from competition continues. MKS Q3 comp food sales +1.4% vs +1.1% est. But clothing/Home missed: -1.7% vs -0.8% est. Tesco Q3 key sales +0.1% vs +0.5% est ^KO
Wall St turns positive. Markets there respond better to #Iran verbal deescalation ("proportionate measures") than EU. All Europe indices off lows, but still weak. #Gold keeps bid. #Oil too, but less ^KO
Wm Morrison supermarkets shares +2.8%. Christmas/H2 trade less bad than feared. Q3 retail like-for-like sales -1.2% vs -1.6% est. Still, after weak Aldi sales on Mon, no sign of major seasonal boost. #Tesco, Sainsbury's sales out on Wed and Thu ^KO