Charts from last night Australian time. Not updated for most recent ISM number.
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YoY% for average gasoline prices falling with the US 10 year yield YoY% and CPI YoY% following.

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US leading economic index YoY%, GS US financial conditions, and the St. @stlouisfed financial stress index all pointing to lower real gdp numbers for the US economy.

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If we advance GS financial conditions forward by 3 months it is likely that real GDP growth and leading economic indicators continue to track lower.

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So the fundamentals are catching up to the market. the ISM printed 54.10 down from 59.30. Consensus is still way too bullish it seems. Watch those forecasts come down.

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Looking at a shorter time frame with the @IHSMarkitPMI for the US. ISM PMI & market PMI much closer together now.

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Looking globally we can see that the OECD Global Leading Indicators have rolled over hard. Previously at these levels we have some form of liquidity injection (QE/China stimulus). 🙃

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"focus on the movement of liquidity... most people in the market are looking for earnings and conventional measures. It's liquidity that moves markets."
S Druckenmiller
World M1 USD YoY% vs. USD Index Broad Trade Weighted
Still suggesting USD up!

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If we advance global M1 forward by 3 months we can see a close correlation with the YoY% in the WTI crude oil price.

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Not seeing much change in the outlook for industrial or metal commodities & therefore the outlook for the Australian Dollar. China M1 YoY% is advanced forward by 6 months. Waiting on December M1 data from China.
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I'm ending this thread! Some more charts as of yesterday.
The markets are pricing in a serious slowdown in industrial production and trade. Has been made pretty obvious by recent data releases. See #Germany!

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Looking at $EEM and $SOXX. Both are just high beta ways to play an acceleration or deceleration in industrial production and trade.

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Looking at oil and industrial metals we can see they also lead industrial production and global trade. Note the divergence in oil through 2017 & majority of 2018 then bang has caught down to industrial metals, industrial production & trade.
