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Friday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets
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SPY moved in a 10.5% range yesterday.
EEM moved in a 17% range yesterday.
Could anything be a sign of greater uncertainty in the markets?
These values are about as certain as the values of CDOs and CDSs, and about as likely to fall off the cliff again.
If you were leveraged 20 to 1 (like our banker friends) you would have gone from rich to insolvent and back again in one afternoon.
Ask how is it possible?
Go back and look at a few normal decades. The only example is the black swan of Oct 1987 until you get to the great depression.
Lots of money made timing the bounce in 1932 and here's your chance again. Or is this more like 1930? Still a leg down to go?
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Better check your figures on SRS again! That was plus $12.36 yesterday or 13%.
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Friday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [View article]
EEM moved in a 17% range yesterday.
Could anything be a sign of greater uncertainty in the markets?
These values are about as certain as the values of CDOs and CDSs, and about as likely to fall off the cliff again.
If you were leveraged 20 to 1 (like our banker friends) you would have gone from rich to insolvent and back again in one afternoon.
Ask how is it possible?
Go back and look at a few normal decades. The only example is the black swan of Oct 1987 until you get to the great depression.
Lots of money made timing the bounce in 1932 and here's your chance again. Or is this more like 1930? Still a leg down to go?
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