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2) more details ... forward comments usually don't matter much. Especially if Elon says bullish things (just calibrate his past comments).
2) Cost of $SLV puts vs calls (3M 25 delta) 10D MA not budging despite #silver +33% in several M.
2) over last few Y, as well as variety of unusual technical readings that just don't occur after significant rallies.
2) dangerous but we're prob not in recession now or entering within a M(?).
2) flows directly to bottom line (assuming all else equal for now e.g. opex unchanged).
2) average unleaded over a month is a very good model.
2) 10-16D that span business days after 12th of month thru Mon of the report week (BN).
2) (btw ignore 4.331 hikes in table - distorted due to 3.83% effective rate vs 3.87% median).
2) Close to record levels of investors expect a weaker economy next 12M. 
2) release RRP liquidity.
2) few Q's (or already in recession in some cases) since the '60's.
2) Will change with data but consistent with current inflation swaps pricing early ‘23 as discussed.
2) Also looks bullish tho N=only 3 since ‘10.
2) Notice small prob of a cut in Mar and significant prob of cuts every meeting thereafter?
2) manufacturers of chips.
2) sound familiar? That huge inventory stocking cycle now likely morphing into huge destocking cycle.
2) Y in data going back over 40 years, excluding 2020"