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Will the "Trump trade" start top fade in December?
Goldman Sachs' trader John Flood highlighted the 2016 analogs: the 3 trades depicted below (Domestic vs. International sales, Cyclicals vs. Defensives, Small-caps vs. Large-caps) skyrocketed in November 2016 but ALL started to fade in December 2016, going nowhere in Q1 2017. Could we see something similar in December and Q1 2025 ? Source: www.zerohedge.com, Goldman Sachs
BofA (Woodward):
"the net supply of US equities has shrunk -$473bn. The steady growth of buybacks, a key source of demand, has overwhelmed sources of new supply such as share issuance, IPOs, and stock-based compensation." So basically we have: 1) US stocks: shrinking supply, (ever-) increasing demand 2) US Treasuries: rising supply, decreasing demand Source: Neil Sethi
The king reports earnings exactly ONE WEEK from today. $NVDA
Source: TrendSpider
JUST IN: Senator Lummis on the U.S. being front-run by the whole world:
"The BITCOIN Act could be on POTUS’ desk ready to go within days. NOW is the time." Source: Bitcoin Magazine
🔉 President-elect Donald Trump’s choice of Senator Marco Rubio as his secretary of State
He is arguably the world’s most important diplomat, and could change the dial when it comes to the U.S.′ relationship with both its enemies, and its allies. 🚨 Rubio, considered a foreign policy hawk, has been highly critical of China and Iran, which are considered the hashtag#us′ top economic and geopolitical adversaries. 🦅 Trump’s choice for secretary of state, Marco Rubio, was a key sponsor of 2021 Uighur Forced Labour Prevention Act, which bans the import of all goods from Xinjiang unless companies offer verifiable proof that production did not involve such a violation. 🛢️ Marco Rubio, may intensify oil sanctions on Iran & Venezuela! Analysts note potential pushback from China could soften efforts. ❓ The Florida senator has also been ambivalent about ongoing support for Ukraine, echoing Trump’s stance that the war with Russia must come to an end. 👉 Rubio’s appointment as secretary of state and Trump’s focus on Latin America signals a potential shift in U.S. foreign policy priorities. While ‘America First’ often means pulling back globally, Latin America might indeed be an exception due to historic ties and regional security concerns. Source: CNBC
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