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Wed, 22 May 2013 20:14:18 +0000
Ben Bernanke, Morgan Stanley
Stunned Stocks Slide On Soaring Volume; Worst Swing Day In 5 Weeks

Today saw the largest high to low drop intraday (down over 2.3%) in the S&P 500 for five weeks as it fell back to the 'Tepper Top'. Volume was the 3rd highest of the year. As expected, high-beta muppets were hurt most; Trannies were the worst performer in the major equity indices (down 1.6% on the day and 2.5% from the Bernanke highs early on); homebuilders dropped 3.7% from their earlier highs, and Morgan Stanley slumped 4% from its earlier highs. VIX (up most in 5 weeks Read more.....

Wed, 22 May 2013 19:41:17 +0000
Bank of Japan, Bond, Central Banks, Chris Martenson, Consumer Confidence, default, Equity Markets, ETC, European Central Bank, Fail, Fisher, Goldman Sachs, goldman sachs, Greece, Gross Domestic Product, Housing Bubble, Housing Prices, Irrational Exuberance, Japan, Krugman, Market Crash, Nikkei, Paul Krugman, Price Action, Purchasing Power, Reality, recovery, Sovereign Debt, The Economist, Unemployment, Yen
Four Signs That We're Back In Dangerous Bubble Territory

Submitted by Chris Martenson of Peak Prosperity blog,

As the global equity and bond markets grind ever higher, abundant signs exist that we are once again living through an asset bubble or rather a whole series of bubbles in a variety of markets. This makes this period quite interesting, but also quite dangerous.

With equity and bond markets at or near all-t Read more.....

Wed, 22 May 2013 19:11:29 +0000
Doug Kass, Reality
With One Hour Of Trading To Go, The Ghost Of Divergences Past Arrives

As the world of equity asset-gatherers is desparate to point out the 'bubble' talk must mean bonds, we offer a few charts as a gentle reminder of reality... And as Doug Kass noted the last two times the S&P 500 hit all-time high and closed down more than 1% from that high were 10/11/07 & 3/24/00... 330 Ramp Capital has their work cut out today with volume already near the highest of the year in the S&P 500 e-minis.  

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Wed, 22 May 2013 18:51:50 +0000
Ben Bernanke, Ben Bernanke, Bond, Federal Reserve, Monetary Policy, recovery, Testimony
180 Seconds After The FOMC Release, Hilsenrath Parses Fed Minutes

What is 410 words and is released precisely 180 seconds after the FOMC's minutes? Why Jon Hilsenrath's FOMC minute-parsing piece of course. Which we can only assume means Jon was on the "preapproved" list for early distribution and pre-analysis, because not even we can analyze and type that fast. We are confident he did not breach the embargo. Because that would not look good for the Fed already being investigated by the Inspector General for last month's humilating breach.

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Wed, 22 May 2013 18:23:54 +0000
Monetary Policy, None, Unemployment
Post-FOMC: A Market Scorned

Well that escalated quickly... the S&P is now 30 points off its earlier highs and it seems (for once) that it is stocks and none of the other risk-assets that are taking the brunt of the disappointment. And no, it wasn't the mention of a June taper that spooked markets: as the Fed itself said that will be a function of the economy, and as everyone knows there bad news and good news are both goods news. What spooked the market is that finally someone on the FOMC is not only acknowledging a Read more.....

Wed, 22 May 2013 18:02:45 +0000
Ben Bernanke, headlines, Housing Market, Monetary Policy, Reality, Unemployment
FOMC Minutes: This Is What It Sounds Like When Doves Cry, And When Others Start To See An Asset Bubble

It appears (as we noted here) that the size of the balance sheet, difficulty of the exit, frothiness of markets, and not-totally-dismal labor headlines have even the doves a little more hawkish about the possibility of an exit at some point - though obviously the minutes are clear that the 'flow' can increase (as well as decrease) based on the data.

Wed, 22 May 2013 17:45:16 +0000
NASDAQ
Easy Come, Easy Go - Equities Turn Red

There appears to be only three words that matter any more and they all begin with the letter 'T' - Tepper, Tuesdays, and Tapering. It seems today, the apparent start of Bernanke's gentle communication policy that he might possibly maybe one day will remove the punchbowl is being modestly priced out of stocks. The S&P and Nasdaq are now down 1% from post-Bernanke 'Moar' euphoria.

 

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Wed, 22 May 2013 17:41:18 +0000
Bank of America, Bank of America, Ben Bernanke, Ben Bernanke, Bill Dudley, Daniel Tarullo, Dennis Lockhart, Federal Reserve, Fisher, Janet Yellen, John Williams, Monetary Policy, New York Fed, Richard Fisher, San Francisco Fed, Unemployment
"Hawks, Doves, Owls And Seagulls" - Summarizing The Fed's Bird Nest

With part two of today's Fed-a-palooza due out shortly in the form of the May 1 FOMC meeting minutes, here is an informative recap of the current roster of assorted birds at the FOMC via Bank of America. Of course, since every decision always begins and ends with Ben, and soon his replacement Janet, all of below is largely meaningless.

Hawks, doves, owls and seagulls

Speeches by FOMC participants often get a fair bit of attention, and that has been part Read more.....

Wed, 22 May 2013 17:20:48 +0000
Ben Bernanke
ZiG ZaG BeN...
Wed, 22 May 2013 17:08:45 +0000
AIG, American International Group, GOOG
And The Most Beloved Stock By Hedge Funds Is...

Following the first quarter rout in AAPL stock, some wondered if there would finally be rotation at the top floor of the hedge fund hotel of stocks held by most hedge funds. The answer is no: as of March 31, AAPL still retains the title of stock with the largest number of hedge fund investors at 188, more than GOOG with 184 and above AIG with 180.

Most held as of March 31:

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