Hello. It’s Friday. Thanks for signing up. I’m Brent Donnelly. The About Page for Friday Speedrun is here. Here’s what you need to know about markets and macro this week Global Macro Before we get started: Happy anniversary to everyone who worked at the Brothers in 2008. Today is the 15th anniversary of the day that Lehman died.
'Liz Truss saying “lettuce cut taxes and spend more”', HahAhAHaHaHahA..! Love it. Possibly your best one on FS.
About your question: it reads better for me on Substack, but I'm on a 13" MacBook, it might be a different experience for a trader running really large screens.
Interesting that gold rallied Friday despite strong USD/treasury yields. If it were to break out of the trendline it’s approaching on the daily timeframe it would create the appearance of a bullish chart.
Thanks for the piece. Why did EU stocks and USDEUR rallied if ECB did a hike in rates while signaling that it could keep rates for longer. Shouldn’t it have the opposite reaction?
Friday Speedrun: September 15, 2023
The bigger charts are great!
The attempt is so spot on I can't tell which one is Gecko!
'Liz Truss saying “lettuce cut taxes and spend more”', HahAhAHaHaHahA..! Love it. Possibly your best one on FS.
About your question: it reads better for me on Substack, but I'm on a 13" MacBook, it might be a different experience for a trader running really large screens.
Thanks for the update and for sharing some personal memories and photos. Enjoyed it!
I like the big pictures, though I read the other ones in the email so I guess I shouldn't comment.
My eyes thank you, much better, easier to read. Thank you. :-)
Love the gekko vibe!
Big charts work a treat.. thanks again Brent. Its the little interpretations of price action that is so insightful. Always learning here..
Fabulous 1995 shot! 😀
+1 for big charts
Interesting that gold rallied Friday despite strong USD/treasury yields. If it were to break out of the trendline it’s approaching on the daily timeframe it would create the appearance of a bullish chart.
Amazing to think the S&P went from 666 in 2009 to 4500 in under 15 years and yet the seasonality would mean losing money going long 9/16-10/9
Another vote for the big charts!
Great stuff as always. +1 for the big images. +10 for the Gekko 'fit.
Thanks for the piece. Why did EU stocks and USDEUR rallied if ECB did a hike in rates while signaling that it could keep rates for longer. Shouldn’t it have the opposite reaction?