Mornin’
Same ole stuff,although it’s getting better
Dint think I’d need to turn that hour glass over so many times iykwim.
>Fuggen fat finger hit dis before done
You?
He was used and totally part of securing sheep’s liquidity during the latest secondary offerings.
Probably paid a certain % of all that.
Say 10% or who dafuq noes but that he still said he had those open calls after last Monday made the whole thing smell.
Those options would have been ditched on last Monday if it were me.
PlaneFaggin’: Europe-Swiss left Chișinău, Dutch left Rzeszow after stop/drop, some Black Sea area departs
Swiss AF SUI582 Challenger 600 W from Chișinău, Moldova
This likely about muh summit as they are next on the NATO inclusion list-said so at last year’s NATO summit
NATO03 E3 Sentry AWACS on station just south of that departed Swiss AF 600
Dutch AF MMF43 A330 tanker/transport left Rzeszow back to Geilinkirchen AB,Germany after stop and drop
French AF CTM1075 A330 departed Constanta AB, Romania
Turkish AF TUAF145 Learjet 35 (has it as a helo in the pic) NW from Istanbul depart
PAT78 G5 still at Munich from yesterday’s Tallinn,Estonia depart and was at Riga and Rzeszow prior
Zelensky’s AC .UR-ABA still at Rzeszow and it’s stored at Krakow he’s still there and planning another trip soon before muh one-sided summit
They will have mucho trouble trying to sortie those from muh Ukraine much less finding pilots to sign up for a certain suicide mission.
If they do try it they’ll certainly be from backward ( from Ukraine) bases and that exposes those bases to retaliation and NATO surely knows that
Hear you and they are trying best to present a quagmire for incoming assuming we even have an election (have muh doubts)
Doubt this goes out of theater nuclear but mebby a small boomer cuz desperate
We’ll yah
In the past they presented the illusion of that as they were all on same side.
For decades so we lived in fear (Cold War was absolute BS imo)
It really depends on what they are “working on” now doesn’t it?
PlaneFaggin’:CONUS activity-Czechs arrived at JBA,ACs used in Paris trip W-SPAR15 to Scott AFB, VENUS28 was the JCOS AC in Europe
Czech AF CEF05 A319 on descent for JBA from Keflavik AB, Iceland stop
This AC departed Tel Aviv yesterday after about 40m on ground
SPAR15 C40C back to Scott AFB, IL-this arrived from Cherbourg, France stop and Paris depart yesterday
VENUS28 C40B W (non-VIP) from JBA
This was the JCOS related AC in Europe last week and returned as SAM073 on Friday from Caen stop and Glasgow depart
>>20999180
Barclays Warns Treasuries Overhaul Will Stunt Systematic Trading
(It’s already a fuggen free-for-all and they don’t want that gravy train dented in any way as the Treasury markets are lacking liquidity and this needs moar not less-it’s not until 2026 but the bitching grows louder)
A sweeping regulatory change that’s set to rewire the way US Treasury trades clear will likely stunt advancements in sovereign bond electronic trading strategies, according to Barclays Plc. The Securities and Exchange Commission’s overhaul is intended to strengthen the resilience of the $26 trillion US Treasuries market after a series of liquidity breakdowns in recent years. But there’s a likelihood that the move, which is set to culminate in mid-2026, will increase friction by forcing the majority of Treasuries transactions to be cleared centrally, according to Barclays head of research Jeff Meli. Electronic systematic trading typically requires “reduced friction and high liquidity to ease implementation costs,” Meli said. “The risk for the government bond market is that it might go in the other direction because of this.”
While the impact is likely to be most acute in the US, the regulatory overhaul will have a knock-on impact for cross-regional bond trading strategies because varying clearing requirements have different capital implications, Meli added. Systematic approaches, which use algorithms to take lots of small positions in different financial instruments to exploit patterns, will be particularly challenged, he said.
“It’s going to create regional constraints and nuances where seemingly identical assets are no longer perfect substitutes for each other,” he said, using the example of German Bunds and US Treasuries, often being placed into the same zero-risk bracket. “We’re going in the opposite direction in credit, where it’s becoming much easier to trade across different assets.”
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/barclays-warns-treasuries-overhaul-will-stunt-systematic-trading-1.2083161
>>20991639 pb
Great Bank Asset Sale Is a Boon for Bond Market
Delusional if you think he’s on this side
>>20999354
This is controlled too
They ALWAYS have an angle
It’s still in its infancy as US$ still 85% of WW trade
JPMorgan Warns of a Shock to Stock Market’s Calm From CPI, Fed
(they want you short to use it for the ‘up’ fuel…and using the fake jobs #s as yet another reason and the ECB and Canada already cut rates last week…neber short a dull market….lather, rinse, repeat)
Wall Street’s most prominent trading desks from JPMorgan Chase & Co. to Citigroup Inc. are urging investors prepare for a stock market jolt this week after the latest inflation print and the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision, both of which arrive on Wednesday. The options market is betting the S&P 500 Index will move 1.3% to 1.4% in either direction by Friday, based on the price of at-the-money straddles that expire that day, according to Andrew Tyler, head of US market Intelligence on JPMorgan Chase’s trading desk. This would come in the wake of the consumer price index report Wednesday and the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision that afternoon.
“With CPI and Fed on the same day there is a possibility of a CPI outcome being reversed by Powell’s press conference,” Tyler and his team wrote in a note to clients on Monday.
Meanwhile, investors are preparing for a Fed day stock-market move that would be the largest since March 2023, according to Stuart Kaiser, Citigroup’s head of US equity trading strategy.
If month-over-month core CPI tops 0.4%, that would likely spur a selloff across all risk assets, with the S&P 500 falling between 1.5% to 2.5%, according to Tyler. But he sees just a 5% chance of that happening.
The forecast for May’s core CPI, which strips out the volatile food and energy components and is seen as a better underlying indicator than the headline measure, is projected to rise 0.3% from a month earlier.
If core CPI comes in between 0.3% and 0.35% from the prior month — the most likely scenario to JPMorgan’s trading desk — the S&P 500’s outcome ranges from a 0.75% loss to a 0.75% gain, depending on shelter disinflation, along with increases in vehicle and medical prices, Tyler wrote.
If core month-over-month CPI comes in between 0.20% to 0.25% there would likely be a surge in September rate-cut expectations, according to Tyler. Some traders would even bet on July for “surprise, insurance” after the European Central Bank trimmed borrowing costs last week for the first time in five years, he explained. Anything below 0.2% will be considered a substantial positive for equities, sparking a rally of between 1.75% to 2.50% in the S&P 500, he added.
The potential for a large swing around the CPI report and Fed decision comes as volatility across markets has been historically restrained. The the Cboe Volatility Index, or VIX, is trading near a 52-week low and at 13 is far from the 20 level that starts to raise concerns for traders.
Of note, US job growth soared in May, prompting traders to push back the expected timing of rate cuts when the figures were reported last week.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-06-10/jpmorgan-warns-of-a-shock-to-stock-market-s-calm-from-cpi-fed
>>20997428 pb
Economic Schedule for Week of June 9, 2024-Headlines: NYFED Williams hit piece-replaced soon
What if they pull the fake one and the real ones show up and say “Nigga paleeeze”
She also did not have EXEC1F as call sign and that is something she rarely gets on Intl flights
It’s been fucked since the Credit market split from SP500 over 10 years ago.
Mebby you should stop spamming it then