richard gula (@argylellc745) 's Twitter Profile
richard gula

@argylellc745

futures trader,interest in covariate systematic models, global emphasis, Stoxx Bund futures! Often trade EUREX overnight, say hi! Golf addict! MizunoMP32s!

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calendar_today16-04-2009 11:43:10

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Hi Joe! Ask Jay Clayton who might report the shorting activity in the KRE and SVB stock during the critical decline days? Asking for a friend! x.com/joesquawk?s=11…

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Is civil about to break out? Texas National Guard kicks out Biden's Agents. Homeland Security files suit in Supreme Court x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Bob Elliott (@bobeunlimited) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The selloff in US bonds has sparked a global dump of developed world sovereign debt. Since US yields started rising after the Fed meeting in Sept, global bond yields are higher, while the dollar and gold are surging, reflecting an increasingly global debt contagion. Thread.

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While many in the US are laser focused on the US yield rise in recent weeks, what is notable is how it looks to be flowing through to global bond markets in a way that is pretty disconnected from their own underlying domestic conditions. US yields up nearly 70bps since mid-Sept

While many in the US are laser focused on the US yield rise in recent weeks, what is notable is how it looks to be flowing through to global bond markets in a way that is pretty disconnected from their own underlying domestic conditions.

US yields up nearly 70bps since mid-Sept
Bob Elliott (@bobeunlimited) 's Twitter Profile Photo

While nearly all bond markets have sold off during this period, what makes the contagion particularly stark is that these bond markets have sold off while the currencies have also sold off. The yen being the most notable of course, moving 13pts since Sept 16th.

While nearly all bond markets have sold off during this period, what makes the contagion particularly stark is that these bond markets have sold off while the currencies have also sold off.

The yen being the most notable of course, moving 13pts since Sept 16th.
Nate Geraci (@nategeraci) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“Issuers are no longer just throwing spaghetti onto the wall to see what sticks, but lasagna & pizza, too.” -ETF Hearsay by Henry Jim ETF quote of year so far. New launches becoming wilder than ever. Good thing is ETFs = meritocracy. Investors vote w/ their $$$ to determine what sticks.

“Issuers are no longer just throwing spaghetti onto the wall to see what sticks, but lasagna &amp; pizza, too.” -<a href="/ETFhearsay/">ETF Hearsay by Henry Jim</a> 

ETF quote of year so far.

New launches becoming wilder than ever.

Good thing is ETFs = meritocracy.

Investors vote w/ their $$$ to determine what sticks.
Kyle Chassé / DD🐸 (@kyle_chasse) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Everyone panic-sold because Japan finally hiked rates by 0.25%. Big mistake. The narrative was that the "Carry Trade" would blow up the world. The reality? The Fed quietly managed the repo market to absorb the shock. While you were doom-scrolling about the Yen, the US Treasury

Everyone panic-sold because Japan finally hiked rates by 0.25%. Big mistake.

The narrative was that the "Carry Trade" would blow up the world. The reality? The Fed quietly managed the repo market to absorb the shock.

While you were doom-scrolling about the Yen, the US Treasury