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Investors 'Shocked' As Dow Suffers Longest Losing Streak Since Election

TWO DOWN DAYS IN A ROW...

 

The Dow Jones Industrial Average shocked investors today as it suffered a second consecutive day of losses - the first time since before the election...

 

Despite best efforts at slamming VIX once again (for the 5th day in a row), Dow 20k eludes...

 

Another disappointed trader...

US Stock market breadth remains weak...

 

Small Caps and Trannies slipped into the red for the week, S&P (green) managed to bounce off unch for the week...

 

Retail stocks were monkey-hammered - worst day since May - on personal income weakness and reported holiday spending drop...

 

Off the pre-Election lows, Small Caps remain the biggest winner (and Nasdaq the laggard)...

 

As a reminder all of the market's gains of the last two years are in this post-Trump period...

 

Financials slipped lower for a 2nd day (now red post-Fed)...

 

Monte Paschi Sub bonds bloodbath'd as the bailout/bailin looms (20c on the dollar?)

 

But post-Referendum, Unicredit has exploded...

 

Slightly off topic, we note that Indian stocks are now red year-to-date...

 

And Philippines stocks have plunged since Duterte slammed Obama...

 

The USD index limped higher on the day thanks to Sterling and Aussie weakness...

 

4th day in a row of overnight Treasury selling and US day session buying...

 

Silver took a tumble today after panic bids around the US open, crude fell back into the red for the week...

Bitcoin was aggressively bid to 3 years highs (China and India)...