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Israel Deploys Three Nuclear Cruise Missile-Armed Subs Along Iranian Coastline

Even as futures are feeling buoyant as a result of the JPY drop following the collapse of the Japanese ruling coalition (which in itself will likely spell serious JGB troubles in the days ahead), Middle-east geopolitical issues have once resurfaced... or technically submerged as the case may be. The…

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This is not what you see at lows... Source: Refinitiv   What is gold? Just another assets where CTAs and fast money play around? Gold and SPX have moved in almost perfect tandem since 2022. The overnight spike has little to do with Fed, but more about the psychology of masses trying to chase the same stuff at the same time. Source: Refinitiv   Too much gold euphoria? The crowd has been busy chasing gold calls, pushing skew to extreme levels. The 1 month GLD put/call skew is indicating a possible contrarian signal. Last time skew traded here marked the violent top back in March 2022. Source: GS 11 hours ago at 11:253 charts we are watching: Extremely cheap hedgesRepeat after me Downside protection is cheap. The crash in skew has been epic. Source: Refinitiv   We have come a long way Another possible contrarian signal for the SPX. Skew suggest equity positioning is at 7.5/10 according to Goldman's derivatives guru Marshall. In late October we were at 3.5.... Source: GS derivs   Insurance You buy house insurance before it starts burning, and you should be happy to pay a relatively small premium for that "privilege". Cost of SPX 3m at the money is at the lowest in "modern times". Source: GS 11 hours ago at 11:29Big short gone big long The big short is now a big long From minus 200bn to plus 200bn... Source: GS   Crap is king In mid November (here), we asked ourselves rhetorically when the chase for laggards and low quality would begin. Fast forward to today and things have really picked up. The chase for crap is on, and usually tends to last for longer than most think possible... Source: Refinitiv   King equal weight The latest squeeze in the equal weight NDX vs the NDX has been huge. Source: Refinitiv   Fading "sentimentor" As NVDA goes, goes the market, or can the low quality stuff keep up the market? Source: Refinitiv   Can't hear the canary Notable risk off moves in currencies sensitive to global "fast money". SPX vs MXN inv gap becoming very short term wide. Source: Refinitiv   VVIX - new recent highs The VVIX vs VIX gap is growing by the day... Source: Refinitiv   but no panic Goldman combines four vol components in creating their proprietary "US panic index". Panic is basically zero... Source: GS   CTA superlatives The unemotional crowd has been busy lately. Quick stats via Goldman's king of flow, Scott Rubner: 1. bought +$225bn in the last 1-month and are long $92bn of global equities 2. $58bn to buy in big up tape, $210 bn to sell in big down tape 3. biggest increase in exposure ever Source: GS   130bps of cuts priced in Mike Wilson stresses that with 130bps of cuts now priced into the Fed Funds futures market through year end 2024, investors have set a high bar for cuts to be delivered. The cycle peak in front-end rates is typically a bullish signpost for equities assuming that inflation is contained. On the other hand, if inflation proves to be sticky despite slowing growth, the Fed typically maintains restrictive policy later into the cycle, only cutting rates when the growth backdrop deteriorates significantly. (Morgan Stanley) Bring out the hawkish rhetoric Financial conditions have gone ahead of the "narrative". Fed meeting coming up. Recall what boss Powell said on Friday: "...It would be premature to conclude with confidence that we have achieved a sufficiently restrictive stance, or to speculate on when policy might ease. We are prepared to tighten policy further if it becomes appropriate to do so." 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