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Mnuchin Praises Strong Dollar, Adds To Currency Confusion

Mnuchin Praises Strong Dollar, Adds To Currency Confusion

Following today's more dovish than most expected minutes, the dollar tumbled and its main carry counterpart, the yen spiked. However, shortly after 4pm, the USDJPY resumed its levitation, a time when the traditional trust bank intervention on behalf of the BOJ was not yet in play. The reason for the updraft in the dollar was the publication of an interview in the WSJ with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, his first since being sworn in as Treasury Secretary last week, in which he appeared to advocate a "strong dollar", and said the strong U.S.

Tesla "Beats" As It Burns A Record $1 Billion In Cash Flow, Delivers 10% Fewer Cars

Tesla "Beats" As It Burns A Record $1 Billion In Cash Flow, Delivers 10% Fewer Cars

Analysts and traders alike were looking forward to today's "black box" earnings from Tesla as it would be the first consolidated report that combined Tesla Motors operations with those from cash-bleeding monstrocity SolarCity following the pair's merger, to wit: "with the acquisition of SolarCity, we have created the world’s only integrated sustainable energy company, from generation to storage to transportation."

Dow Jumps To Longest Record-Setting Streak Since 1987

Dow Jumps To Longest Record-Setting Streak Since 1987

Quick... look over there..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsqJFIJ5lLs

 

The Dow was the only major to close green today... (DD and MMM created 35 points of The Dow's 32 point gain)

 

The Dow has notched its 9th record close in a row - the longest streak since Jan 1987...

 

The US equity market and VIX have now been decoupled for 8 trading days... (closing higher with stocks for the 2nd day in a row)

Unleashing Wall Street

Unleashing Wall Street

Authored by Bonner & Partners' Bill Bonner, annotated by Acting-Man's Pater Tenebrarum,

To Unleash or Not to Unleash, That is the Question…

LOVINGSTON, VIRGINIA –  Corporate earnings have been going down for nearly three years. They are now about 10% below the level set in the late summer of 2014. Why should stocks be so expensive?

 

Example of something that one should better not unleash. The probability that a win-lose proposition will develop upon meeting it seems high. It wins, because it gets to eat…

 

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