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Selloff Accelerates As Trump Fears Mount: "The Market Will Revert To Much Higher Volatility"

Selloff Accelerates As Trump Fears Mount: "The Market Will Revert To Much Higher Volatility"

European and Asian stocks slumped on Thursday following the worst one-day drop in US stocks in 8 months, while S&P futures tumbled to session lows, down 0.3% to 2,350 after initially posting a modest rebound, following a new Reuters report alleging that Trump campaign members communication with Russians on at least 18 occasions, and which prompted today's risk off mood sending the USDJPY crashing by 100 pips from overnight highs of 111.40.

"Bears Need More": Why One Trader Thinks The Selling Is Now Over

"Bears Need More": Why One Trader Thinks The Selling Is Now Over

Yesterday's market dump, the biggest one-day selloff in eight months as concerns about the stability of the Trump administration and concerns about a potential Trump impeachment finally slammed risk assets hard, is also a one-off event. At least that's the opinion of Bloomberg commentator and former trader, Mark Cudmore, who overnight wrote that "without some major new developments, it’s unlikely to be the start of a severe correction. In fact, the worst is probably over already for U.S. equities, for Treasury yields and for the dollar."

The Germans Are Coming... And Their Groceries Will Cost Up To 50% Less Than Wal-Mart

The Germans Are Coming... And Their Groceries Will Cost Up To 50% Less Than Wal-Mart

Back in February we reported that as America's deflationary wave spread through the grocery store supply chain, the scramble for America's bottom dollar was on, and it prompted America's largest low-cost retailer Wal-Mart to not only cut prices, but to squeeze suppliers in a stealthy war for market share and maximizing profits, a scramble for market share which is oddly reminiscent of the OPEC 2014 price fiasco and is certain to unleash a deflationary shock across wide portions of the US economy.

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