$SPX highlighting $VIX <15 regimes. Intermarket study / scenario analysis. Not a prediction. pic.twitter.com/g1yxF2Au2a
— Mark Ungewitter (@mark_ungewitter) October 28, 2021
An inverted long-term U.S. yield curve: Yields on 30-year bonds are now lower than those on 20-year notes. pic.twitter.com/4Lq2vRm0wm
— Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) October 28, 2021
US business investment is surging. pic.twitter.com/gpDdQRYtdi
— (((The Daily Shot))) (@SoberLook) October 28, 2021
“The name of the company is Meta. It's a cutting edge high-tech Web 3.0 company with no data and consumer exploitation issues whatsoever currently trading at a deep discount to fair value” pic.twitter.com/4cEvkgzyCl
— Dr. Parik Patel, BA, CFA, ACCA Esq. 💸 (@ParikPatelCFA) October 28, 2021
With the infrastructure bill looming, many EV SPAC / De-SPAC names posted strong performance today, with $LCID closing the day up 31%.
— SPAC Track (@SPACtrack) October 28, 2021
Here’s a graphic from the GOAT, @TornikeLaghidze,
with the electric vehicle companies that have taken the #SPAC route. pic.twitter.com/gFanRD3d6p
DTK Orange & 2 Options: (1) a Major change in DTK's movement today--it turned orange & if the current pace continues, it would turn RED next Mon--this has not happened since Aug. 16. (2) put in larger context, SPX may stage a complex corrective wave, a running flat for big W-4
It is REALLY a good thing that we don't count #gas and #food when looking at #inflation.
— Lance Roberts (@LanceRoberts) October 28, 2021
I mean, who needs that stuff anyway? 🤣
Great chart from @albertedwards99 pic.twitter.com/1pygLg5jYW
Wheels came off: autos subtracted 2.4% from GDP in 3Q21 … worst contribution since 1980 pic.twitter.com/EoJSEe9fTX
— Liz Ann Sonders (@LizAnnSonders) October 28, 2021
Great chart from Piper's Alexander Potter. Forget being $TSLA bull or bear. Super helpful summary of EV launch performance. pic.twitter.com/rtE1GRNV5A
— Allen Root (@DowJonesAl) October 28, 2021
Apple revenues increased 29% year-over-year. $83.4 billion in revenues during the quarter came in below estimates of $84.9 billion. $AAPL pic.twitter.com/TA1RoVjUdK
— Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) October 28, 2021
Concerns are mounting that global central banks are becoming increasingly hawkish in the face of stronger than expected inflation. Supply chain constraints, a weaker economy in China, and tighter monetary policy will slow economic growth. The Treasury curve continues to flatten. pic.twitter.com/osO9oSeWxG
— (((The Daily Shot))) (@SoberLook) October 28, 2021