2/X This was our short-term schemata for the 10Yr Yield on Friday.
3/X So far, the bond market reality is hewing to the Yield outlook.
4/X This was our short-term schemata for the SPX on Friday.
5/X This may be the variation which will hew to the SPX market reality.
6/X Last week's update of the Fed's Balance Sheet shows a sharp build up of SOMA transactions to new higher highs. But the low inflection point sometime during the Fed's Jackson Hole convocation remains a stark reminder that the Yield and equities may still probing the . . .
7/X . . . the previous lows, before blasting off to a new seasonal upwards phase -- which may be powered by the lagged, positive impact of the Fed B/S growth last week.
8/X Our seasonality chart shows the same decline in equities early in the week, then a recovery later in the week (purple rectangle). Amazingly, the historic seasonality trough also coincides with the Jackson Hole confab this year.
9/X Elsewhere in the equity sectors, Biotech looks to be in a final decline as will over the next few days, based on liquidity flow seasonality. This positive inflection point in Biotech may coincide with a new bull phase in Nasdaq as well.
10/10 SUMMARY: last Friday's report seems to be still describing current market action with some reasonable accuracy. However, the key remains what yields will continue to do. Our sense is that the 10Yr Yield will top out soon -- and so would equities.
2/X Tim and I expect the yield, which is just completing a five-series, to ratchet higher on a normal pullback probably circa 40 pct of the Yield decline from August 26, then resumes the downward trend.
3/X That should trigger a ratchet higher in YM of at least 50% of the fall from 35,456 top, then also resumes the downward trend.
2/X It started with a post from @RM13 -- stalwart, resident options and ETF veteran at PAM:
3/X My reply:
If one reads carefully Rafa -- that's adding to the TGA at circa year end. ZH calls it tightening (but they have targeted the wrong asset class) -- it is actually adding the kind of liquidity that really matters to risk assets (e.g., equities) --
2/X It's again "quaking-in-my-boots time" for the Crypto Universe. I suggest you side.step a few weeks (2 to 4 weeks) of lower prices. We buy again sometime in September (maybe the 1st weeks, but we will fine-tune that). Bossman also itching to go back to the fray.
3/X Change Rate in TSF has not meaningfully risen; commodity prices (Base Metals, Crude Oil) at risk until May 2022. China Govt Expenditures, Total Social Financing (TSF), M2 Money Supply, Brent Oil, Copper
The Bond Yield Rally Missing One Final Uptick Before Move Lower Into J Hole Event; Equity Futures May Therefore Make One Final Uptick Into Late Europe Session Tuesday
1/X Rising Bank Reserve Creation, And Upswing In Systemic Liquidity Inflows Should Launch A Seasonal Upcycle For Equities, Yields, And Gold; Downswing For The US Dollar (DXY)
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2/X This is the Big Picture for DXY and Gold (from liquidity point of view) that works for me. Sharply rising liquidity in the form of Bank Reserves boosts equities and Gold, and kills the US Dollar (DXY) via the QTM. Gold (yellow line in the chart below) is at the verge . . .
3/X . . . of a sharp take-off after the Fed's Jackson Hole confab, rising in the wake of a new equity seasonal bull phase.