The inversion that we saw this week is only the beginning -- an ever more aggressive Fed results in an ever more inverted curve.
The lesson is to remain flexible. Always. Let price discovery guide decision making as much as logic, not less, not more.
In 20 years, I've never seen this type of market disfunction and illiquidity.
While professional money likely participated heavily on Wednesday, the percentage of these trades that were simply price insensitive, short interest covering, risk removal trades may have been substantial.
No one can deny the many obstacles the market is facing, but there are signs it has been already priced in.
If you're looking for a simple way to access commodity markets these ETFs provide that exposure.
The Nasdaq Composite suffered a 'death cross' back in mid-February and what happened after that is now clear to see.
Professionally managed capital not only participated heavily on Monday, the pros showed some aggregate fear.
Let's see how extreme volatility is exacerbated by extreme illiquidity amid chaotic pricing in wheat, crude.
Where a human trader might see a war in Europe that could expand and hurt sentiment, algos don't experience sentiment.