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Squawk Morning Briefing: No Lipstick on this Pig

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Going into the last trading day of the month there is usually chatter about window dressing.  This month it seems that traders are more focused on the foundation than the decor.  The news cycle remains in control of the markets and there could be plenty of it today.
There is no avoiding the debt ceiling issue.   […]

Squawk Morning Briefing: House Whip

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For those unfamiliar with the arcane elements of congressional procedures, the Whip is a member of congress responsible for keeping all of his party’s members in line and voting for a particular bill.   But when the Whip counts up votes and finds insufficient votes for a measure the party needs to regroup as we saw […]

Squawk Morning Briefing: While You Were Sleeping

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While the equity futures chopped sideways overnight gold quietly made yet another all-time high.  The news risk we keep referencing continues and traders continue to search for whatever market seems to be moving.  This running from market to market can continue to enhance any news-related volatility.  We’ll keep watching for things to settle into a […]

Squawk Morning Briefing: No Campaigning for NFL Replacement Draft

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Markets seem to be complacent, comfortable with a notion that a U. S. debt ceiling agreement will be reached.   Otherwise, it is tough to imagine that the moves we’re seeing, both up and down, would be as controlled as they currently are.  Some outlets are reporting that Monday’s sharp spike up in Treasuries was due […]

Squawk Morning Briefing: Continued News Risk

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There is significant news risk ahead.   From issues affecting U.S. and European debt to the continuing parade of earnings releases, there are many things that could rock markets, perhaps significantly.   Kevin is back today and providing his take on our YM and Treasury analysis so we’re back to our regular format.   All of our analysis […]

Squawk Morning Briefing: The CAT Came Back?

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CAT has been an extremely strong stock lately.  In fact, since late June it has been persistently above the very upper FibGrid fire line at 103.25 based on the values we distribute with FibGrid Stock Update.    After earnings this morning, CAT has come down as low as 104.09 in pre-market trading as of this […]

Squawk Morning Briefing: Unraveling The Mess

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There are plenty of messes out there.  We’ve got political messes both in the U. S. and in Europe.  In fact, news out of Europe seems to have knocked the Euro relative to the U. S. Dollar overnight.  But that doesn’t resolve the mess in the markets where the Euro is still in a large […]

Squawk Morning Briefing: Slightly Less Precious Metals

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Overnight silver futures continued selling off and gold returned to test Tuesday afternoon lows.   Both display the characteristics of an impulsive decline with five waves clearly visible in the silver chart.   While it is premature to call a turn down in either metal, there is a strong case to be made that we are seeing […]

Squawk Morning Briefing: IBM Pop

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Well-received earnings from IBM have pushed equity futures higher.   This fits well with our expectations for a turn higher in equities, but we still need confirmation before declaring that the move has started and won’t begin from lower levels.   Updated key levels and signs we’ll look to for confirmation are in today’s videos.


Squawk Morning Briefing: Still Waiting for Range Break

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With most markets we track still stuck in the middle of ranges that appear corrective, there is little new to say today, but we update our outlook in our videos and set the stage for what we’ll look for when those ranges are broken.
 

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