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Crude Oil on support zone and retesting breakout level
Crude Oil WTI is back on support zone 80.30-81.09 and also approaching March breakout 79.77 !!! Keep an eye at these important levels. Source : Bloomberg
In case you missed it: 2-Year Treasury Yield jumps above 5% to its highest level since November 10
Source: Barchart
What's going on here?
Source: Bloomberg, Lawrence McDonald
Asset Managers are the most long U.S. equity Futures in AT LEAST the last 12 years 👀
Source: Barchart, JP Morgan
One of the most important chart in the asset allocation decision process:
Stocks vs. long duration US Treasuries. The trend is your friend Source: J-C Parets
~33% of all S&P 500 stock trades are now executed in the last 10 minutes of the trading session.
This is up from ~27% in 2021 and has been steadily increasing over the last few months. The entire trading session lasts for 390 minutes, but ONE THIRD of all trades are done in the last 10. Interestingly, assets of passive equity funds such as ETFs have risen to nearly $12 trillion in the US, according to Bloomberg. These funds usually execute their trades near the end of a trading session. This explains the significant spike in volatility at the end of the day. Source: The Kobeissi Letter, Bloomberg
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