Interesting day - the AAPL train finally stopped, and the SPX felt it immediately. Currently sitting at good short-term buying levels. EURUSD broke above the resistance area around 1.24, and looks like the next stop will be around 1.26. Do check my updated Calendar page.
Previously
on MoreLiver’s:
Roundups & Commentary
News – Between
The Hedges
Markets – Between
The Hedges
The Closer
– alphaville / FT
Recap – Global
Macro Trading
Tyler’s US Summary – ZH
Red Is
The New Green - Volume & Volatility Surge
Reference
Debt
crisis: live – The
Telegraph
The Euro
Crisis Blog – WSJ
FX Options
Analytics – Saxo
Bank
European
10yr Yields and Spreads – MTS indices
Why a collapse of the Eurozone must be avoided – voxeu.org
Anders
Åslund: It has become increasingly
fashionable to talk about Europe without the euro. But this column points out that in the last century Europe has seen the collapse of three
multi-nation currency zones: the Habsburg Empire, the Soviet Union, and Yugoslavia – and they all ended with disastrous hyperinflation. The lesson for the
Eurozone is clear: avoid break up at almost any cost. (see also ZeroHedge’s
comments on this)
Dutch domestic demand dragging real home values – EconoMonitor
Today Statistics Netherlands (CBS) warned ”House Prices Nosedive“. Prices of existing owner-occupied
dwellings sold in July 2012 were on average 8.0 percent down from July 2011.
nice
overview and good charts
USA
Chances of QE3 Diminishing – Tim
Duy’s Fed Watch
Closely following the doves would lead one to
conclude that QE3 was imminent. This
dovish chatter keeps the possibility of QE on the table. But really this has been the case for
months. That should lead one to conclude
that the bar to additional QE is high, very high. The middle, led by Bernanke, is just not
pulling in that direction.
Ten Charts That Show Sentiment Is Anything But
Bearish – ZH
Another Signal That The Rally Is Unsustainable – ZH
OTHER
IN FINNISH
Työmarkkinat kiikun
kaakun, työpaikkailmoittelu laskussa – €tana
Romahdusta ilmassa
Hollannin asuntomarkkinoilla – €tana