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Bond market's off for Columbus Day. Stocks aren't.
Tomorrow $JPM $GS $C $WFC kick off earnings, then CPI Wed (est ~3.7% y/y).
Skip the EPS beat. Watch card charge-offs + loan loss reserves. That's the real read on households with Brent >$100.
What's your tell?
Thu: OpenAI headline and chips get smoked.
Fri: another says $70B and Nasdaq futures rip ๐
Same company. Different reporter.
If your plan flips with every headline, it's not a plan, it's a mood.
Who traded both days? ๐
Brent spiked past $104 on Middle East heat ๐ง
My opinion: oil is the inflation tax that sneaks into gas, groceries, AND impacts the Feds decision (good or bad)
When energy jumps, which bill hits you first?
I bet against a September Fed hike. Missed it. ๐
Today: $39B 10yr auction at 10 AM PT with yields ~5.35%, highest since 2002. Last month's sale cleared at 4.83%. Fed minutes at 11.
My opinion: bonds are doing the Fed's tightening for it.
Another hike Oct 28? ๐
10yr $TNX ~5.27%, just off its highest since 2002. Nasdaq at a record. S&P a hair from one. ๐ง
Stocks and yields climbing together doesn't last forever. Something gives.
Earnings season kicks off next week. Who blinks first, bonds or stocks? ๐
The 10yr is sitting at 5.31%, near its highest in 20+ years.
The Nasdaq closed at a record. Same day. ๐ง
Both can't be right forever. My opinion: bonds are telling the truth and stocks are telling the story. ๐
@Eric_M_Courage Thatโs a fair assessment and I (respectfully) hope you are wrong ๐ my opinion is the ROI on AI is almost infinite because no one knows the ceiling and until that ceiling is found we will run. Is that healthy? Iโm not sure, but I think thatโs what will continue until it doesnโt
BMIX has been good since I got in around late 2022, but yes I think PBAIX has a long term repeatable strategy at a low net cost with liquidity whereas some of the higher return alt funds need to run short strategies at 2-3%+ exp. ratios and have been only doing well in the past 2-3 years.