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A Screaming Dislocation - "We Must Raise Cash" On Any Rally From Here Excerpted from Larry McDonald''s Bear Traps Report, A Colossal Rotation Has Begun Into Value As we can see below, Value has been out-performing Growth for more than 16 months on an equal-weight basis. It is the highest compliment when the Street picks up on an investment thesis months after we started to walk down this trail. This week - Goldman Sachs and Bank of America focused on the carnage inside long duration (Nasdaq) equities. Goldman´s Tony Pasquariello noted: a screaming dislocation has emerged between long-duration equities (which have been falling apart - ARK Names, Software, long duration cash flows) and long duration itself (the yield on the 30 year long bond is near YTD lows). Elements of capitulation are starting to accumulate and there are clear footprints of major risk reduction. We have seen two 80% + surges in the VIX since September 1, immense volume on intraday selloffs punctuated with a string of MOC sell imbalances.

Stocks are closing lower on Wall Street, marking their third losing week in the last four. Banks, technology companies and industrials all helped pull major indexes lower Friday. The S&P 500 gave up 1%. The Nasdaq sliped 0.1% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.5%. After pushing the S&P 500 to a record high last week, investors have been taking money off the table as the Federal Reserve moves to dial back stimulus and fight inflation with interest rate increases starting some time next year. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note fell to 1.41%.

US stocks went on a rollercoaster ride as investors continue to digest incremental omicron updates, geopolitical tensions increase as the US considers sanctions on Russia and China, and on added volatility from triple witching. Q3 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more The Nasdaq recovered earlier losses and turned positive as some traders covered shorts. []

TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP via Getty Images US stocks fell Friday as the Nasdaq saw big swings in a choppy trading day. The top indexes finished with weekly losses, erasing big gains

(RTTNews) - Following the pullback seen in the previous session, stocks fluctuated over the course of the trading day on Friday but largely maintained a negative bias. The-tech heavy Nasdaq saw particular volatility following the steep drop seen on Thursday. The Dow and the S&P 500 closed firmly in the red, while the Nasdaq posted a much more

Turbo-Taper Sends Stocks & Bond Yields Lower On The Week The Fed''s hawkish statement and Powell''s modest ''good cop'' effort left rate-hike odds all higher on the week with May 2022 now the most likely ''liftoff'' for rates Source: Bloomberg While stonks kneejerked higher on Wednesday, this hawkish shift ended up dragging markets lower on the week. Nasdaq was the week''s biggest loser; The Dow was the least ugly horse in the glue factory... Defensive sectors dominated the week with Energy, Tech, and Discretionary the most hated... Source: Bloomberg But everything is fine, right? Shorts were double-squeezed this week - on FOMC and into OpEx... Source: Bloomberg Bond yields were lower across the curve on the week with the short-end underpeforming and belly bid... (7Y -8bps, 2Y -1bp)... Source: Bloomberg The yield curve flattened on the week... Source: Bloomberg The Dollar rallied back from post-Powell pummelling to end higher on the week... Source: Bloomberg Cryptos were all lower on the week...

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Expensify (NASDAQ:EXFY) issued its earnings results on Thursday. The company reported $0.58 EPS for the quarter, topping analysts consensus estimates of $0.30 by $0.28, Yahoo Finance reports. NASDAQ:EXFY traded down $0.19 during mid-day trading on Friday, hitting $34.42. 12,429 shares of the companys stock were exchanged, compared to its average volume of 580,002. Expensify has []

They Started "Shooting The Generals" - Nomura Warns Mega-Cap Tech Holds The Key Markets are loudly turmoiling this morning with stocks dumped and pumped, bond yields lower, and crypto hammered as Nomura''s Charlie McElligott warns that mega-tech companies remain the key for the market overall. USTs are again rallying despite the multi-day hawkish parade of Central Banks (well, everybody save the BoJ, lol), as we see a bull-flattening again after yesterday’s unwind-y flows in various “Hawkish Fed Tightening” trades (hence yesterday’s curve-steepening, as the front / Red ED$ / belly led the rally, which was further contributed to by some LDI buying in the 2Y / 3Y sector), with some more Omicron / COVID case growth numbers contributing to long-end bid alongside of course the implications of the accelerated global tightening cycle commencement. And following-up said mention of LDI flows and recent thematic price-action in the curve, where it is becoming increasingly-clear that a return to ~98% funding ratios for Pensions (as per Milliman) is dictating a de-risking rotation in cross-asset markets, where long-end / Duration exposure is being added via STRIPS, versus de-allocation in Equities (late-day “programmatic” type sell- flows—e.g. recently “heavy” sell MOCs) Source: Nomura This year-end rally in fixed-income will again provide tactical opportunities for those looking at attractive entry points to trade from the bearish side in coming weeks- and months-, where Darren Shames notes that on top of the obvious “Fed is tapering to hike sooner” reality, that they too will be buying significantly less UST / MBS over the next two weeks short-term window (no buy-backs btwn Dec 22nd and Jan 3rd), with the outright cessation of QE purchases by mid-March.

Spencer Platt/Getty Images US stocks fell on Friday with the tech-heavy Nasdaq leading declines for a second day. Investors continue to digest moves from the Fed and other

Major stock markets in the United States continued where they left off yesterday, with both the Dow Jones and the Nasdaq tumbling more than 100 points as the sell-off led by the tech stocks'' decli