Replying to @ColdmanSax @healy_trader
How about this side I came across looking up Sibanye's first half results...i think they're talking about SA business climate but it seems incongruous in a corporate slide deck. I guess they're saying wild dogs are about to eat them..?
Replying to @KakashiCapital_
3 month bills were under 0.5% for most of the 30s and 40s. 10 year notes were pinned at 2.5% during the war. We are not at war now. What happens if we do go to war with our fiscal house what it is now? Government can't be the entire economy.
Replying to @nugget_effect
Don't have an update but I remember seeing this in 2019 and thinking that's got to revert. I don't think it has yet. anyone have an update?
Replying to @rhunterh
Way way too heavy guys. Saturdays are for leisure reading
Replying to @KakashiCapital_
Bought some Friday but honestly was still in the market for more. I did some more DD this weekend, and liked them both but only got a preliminary position going after hours Friday. Great call! Often these types of moves retrace a bit over the next few days - I'll be watching
Replying to @ChartsClimate @SullyCNBC
I'm guessing per capita oil consumption went down. Where is hydro in that chart? The grid is around 90% hydro.
Replying to @RaoulGMI
Not remembering right. At least oil... here's Brent/WTI over that time. 80s to ~50 late Dec 2018. Not saying the S&P isn't due for a bounce (it is)











