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    20dmf rt

    Below is the RT 20DMF.
    Nothing strange: no divergence between price and MF.
    You might somehow forget my "comment of the day" that stated well before the worldwide liquidity agreement that today would be a buying opportunity to start new positions. I do not consider a large up-gap of the proportion we had today as a "buying opportunity."


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    Pascal,

    What are your thoughts on the magnitude of the price jump compared to the change of the MF? Is this something worth noting or irrelevant?

    Thanks

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    I don't understand the liquidity agreement.

    Sorry, I'm not that sophisticated about this stuff.

    So this emergency funding extended till Feb 2013 is going to be inflationary, right?
    It's going to prop up the market short term, right?
    Doesn't it really mean that at least some big banks and and central banks worldwide are in deep doodledy doo and that the Fed has to ride to the rescue with more printing, which means more inflation?

    Please, someone, an explanation...

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    this article explains what's going on pretty clearly:

    http://finance.yahoo.com/news/centra...162004495.html

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    @lulzasaur

    tnx

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    Quote Originally Posted by ilonaross View Post
    Once again, the only common denominator to the boards of directors and advisors of all concerned is Goldmafia Sachs.
    Billy

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    Quote Originally Posted by lulzasaur View Post
    Pascal,

    What are your thoughts on the magnitude of the price jump compared to the change of the MF? Is this something worth noting or irrelevant?

    Thanks
    In a strong gap, what is important to watch is the direction of the MF and not the strength.
    The MF is only the MF after the price gap. Therefore, if it is positive, it shows that the market has bought the gap (probably a combination of shorts covering and new long players.) If it is negative, then it shows that the much higher prices have attracted profit taking. As of now, the MF is positive.

    In this kind of market, since the new swaps are supposed to be inflationary, it is interesting to look at the money entering the materials/energy/gold sectors in the futures market. Once selling starts showing up in these sectors, then we will know that the fear of inflation will be gone.

    You might have noted the the Euro Futures and the swiss Franc are being sold. TBT and LQD also show a negative LEV pattern. Fertilizers have a negative MF (due to CF), Copper miners do not attract much money. On the other hand, all the energy complex is soaking up money, except pipe-lines (money printing usually does not increase the flow of liquids in the tubes.)



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    The wrong people are printing

    The global danger is Euro deflation. If the US prints, that creates a sugar rush that will result in a Euro deflationary spiral.

    EUROPE MUST PRINT OR WE'RE DONE.

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    Comparison with Monday

    It will be interesting to see what the final minutes will bring today.
    If you remember, on Monday it all happened within the last ticks.
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