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Thursday, November 28, 2024

We’re Not in Kansas Anymore

Submitted by Mark Hanna

Courtesy of MarketMontage. View original post here.

Fascinating action today.

The market actually surged when 2 economic reports that were weaker than expected were released mid morning – consumer confidence was weaker than expected, and a 6 month low.  At the same time factory production fell 0.4% versus expectation of 0.1% growth.  Again, the market jumped on these numbers.  Why?  The now familiar “bad news is good news” because “the Fed must act” thesis.

Meanwhile the volatility index is spiking, and U.S. bonds are rallying WITH the market rallying.

The S&P jumped to 1337.5, right below that key 1340 level.  But under the surface there are some very strange things going on.

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Any securities mentioned on this page are not held by the author in his personal portfolio. Securities mentioned may or may not be held by the author in the mutual fund he manages, the Paladin Long Short Fund (PALFX). For a list of the aforementioned fund’s holdings at the end of the prior quarter, visit the Paladin Funds website at http://www.paladinfunds.com/holdings/blog

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