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iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (NY:HYG)

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AskSlim Market Week - Friday, Oct. 22
Technical and cycle analysis, and market commentary. 
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Against Bond Market Odds
Stocks have briefly consolidated prior sharp gains, and fresh ATHs are approaching. Credit markets should regain bullish posture as well though – yesterday‘s setback needs to be reversed so as not to... 
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Whiff Of Risk-Off Next
Stocks are likely to consolidate prior sharp gains before taking on the ATHs. Depending upon the credit markets risk-off breather I anticipate, the S&P 500 might retreat noticeably below 4,520, but... 
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Topics Stocks
Ever More Risk-On
Stock market rebound goes on, practically nibbling at 4,520. Fresh ATHs are approaching, but given the ascent‘s pace and VIX, aren‘t probably a matter of a few short days. 
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Topics Stocks
Animal Spirits Returning
Stock market rebound goes on, and fresh ATHs are approaching. These will take time, and I‘m not looking for a sizable correction to strike first. 
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Trade Of The Week: HYG
The ETF normally has about 220,000 options contracts that trade per day on average, but on a busy day last week it traded over 600,000 contracts, mostly puts. 
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Inflation Peaked Again, Right?
Stock market rebound is likely to continue once HYG kicks in, and overcome 4,520 as the Fed‘s perceptions management regarding inflation seems to be working. 
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Key Market Shift Confirmed
Stock market rebound has good odds of extending gains, but the most profitable case is to be made when it comes to commodities, cryptos and precious metals. 
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No Qualms, No Prisoners
Stock market rebound has to deal with 4,420 now, and in today‘s extensive analysis, I talked how to approach the current macroeconomic setup (inflation, taper reflected in Treasuries and the dollar)... 
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Why A Bear Market In Bonds Points To A Weakening Economy
It is likely that the bull market in T-bonds ended around July 2020. On account of past strong increases in money supply, the process of wealth generation has probably been weakened significantly. 
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Topics Economy
Punch Bowl Removal
S&P 500 intraday upswing fizzled out in spite of credit markets remaining mildly conducive. But tech just couldn‘t and couldn‘t rise, and value remained weak throughout as well. 
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Topics Stocks
S&P 500 Uphill Battle
Stock market rebound will likely run out of steam, and consolidate before the next major move 
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Topics Stocks
Mixed Up Monday As Risk Parity Party Fades
Today's finish makes this week's bank earnings look interesting. Luckily, there's unusual option activity to tide us over. Let's discuss. 
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Wall Of Worry Meets NFPs
Stocks are pausing, and have to broadly turn into risk-on mode so as to extend gains above 4,420. We aren‘t yet there, but the bulls will keep climbing the wall of worry once NFPs disappointment wears... 
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Risk-On Turnaround
Stocks have turned, and the oil prices respite and debt ceiling relief are helping to extend the rally. The bottom is in as the bears couldn‘t push S&P 500 down anymore. 
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Topics Stocks
Getting Cornered
Stock market bears continue having the upper hand, and credit markets are thinking twice about every upswing. 
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Markets: Between A Rock And A Hard Place
S&P 500 stopped consolidating in the 4,340s shortly after the open, and went largely one way since – except for the run up to the closing bell, which I used to grab short profits off the table. 
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Topics Stocks
Major Asset Classes | September 2021 | Risk Profile
Risk-adjusted performance continued to rise in September for the Global Market Index (GMI), an unmanaged, market-value-weighted portfolio that holds all the major asset classes (except cash). 
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Waiting For Inflation To Hit
Stock market bears have taken a daily pause, and credit markets point to a tight range entry to the week. 
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Risk Premia Forecasts: Major Asset Classes | 4 October 2021
The Global Market Index (GMI) fell in September from the previous month, dipping to 5.9% and reversing an upward trend in recent months. 
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Sharp Market Turns Not To Miss
Stocks aren‘t out of the woods yet, but the bears are likely to take a daily pause today. Inflation is coming back into focus, today‘s core PCE price index confirms it isn‘t going away any time soon. 
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Inflation Waking Up Bonds
S&P 500 bulls didn‘t make much progress even though the credit markets initially favored the daily rebound to stick. 
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Topics Stocks
Wishing Away Inflation
S&P 500 bears did indeed move, and the dip wasn‘t much bought. 
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Topics Stocks
Gauntlet to the Fed
S&P 500 was unable to sustain intraday gains, and both VIX and volume show the bears want to move. 
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Topics Stocks
Reflation vs. Stagflation
S&P 500 didn‘t give in to the opening weakness and eked out minor gains. There was no selling into the close either – the table looks set for the muddle-through to continue on Monday. 
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Topics Stocks
Deflationary Winds Howling
Without looking back, S&P 500 rallied in what feels as a short squeeze in ongoing risk-off environment. 
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Topics Stocks
So Much for Hawkish Fed
If June FOMC showed us anything, it was the power of (cheap) talk. 
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Rescued by the Fed Again?
&P 500 recovered only to dive again – carving out a base? The bulls are attempting to, but neither value, nor tech, nor the credit markets are convincing. 
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Topics Economy
Time to Buy the Dip?
Is the selling over, is it not? Still inconclusive, but time for the bears is running short. 
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A Slip While Climbing the Wall of Worry
Throughout the past year and a half, markets rose despite myriad worries about the economy, the virus, and other concerns large and small. This morning, however, we have seen a slip during that climb. 
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Topics Economy
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