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The stock market took a hit, but bonds were hit far worse, sporting losses not seen in 50 years. US treasuries haven't seen such losses since the Civil War. We'll explore this and dive into the downfall of IPOs, talk peak inflation and take a curious look at whether Japanese inflation presents a unique trading opportunity.
For a more indepth view, especially for traders, watch the video with chart analysis at www.blaxe.academy/youtube.
[00:01:56] Critical levels for the indices
[00:10:17] Massive sell-off in Bonds
[00:21:32]The profitless IPOs and startups
[00:25:55] Hard hit tech darlings
[00:28:46] We haven't hit peak inflation yet
[00:31:03] Crude Oil to move lower?
[00:37:09] Japanese inflation presents trading opportunity?
[00:43:20] Canadian Dollar
[00:46:23] Housing market cooling down
[00:47:06] Jobs and the ongoing monetary policy struggle
In this May Market Update, we cover the US market, recent earnings, what to look for with the upcoming FOMC meetings and Labor Report, and share a clue that Small Cap market was trying to tell us about the market direction.
[00:01:51] S&P 500
[00:04:43] Nasdaq/QQQ
[00:07:23] Russel 2000/IWM
[00:11:22] Big Earnings Misses
[00:28:32] Sell in May, Go Away?
[00:33:09] FOMC and Labor Report this week...
[00:35:13] The Dollar $
In this comprehensive update, we cover over 20 markets and share insight on the impact of the Russo-Ukraine war, inflation, Q2 earnings and more.
For best experience, watch video to see the charts at www.blaxe.academy/youtube.
[00:01:18] Overview
[00:03:58] S&P 500
[00:06:33] Nasdaq/QQQ
[00:10:57] Russel 2000/IWM
[00:15:07] NIKKEI (Japan)
[00:17:36] SSE (China)
[00:20:58] NIFTY50 Index, Sensex (India)
[00:23:07] FTSE (UK) [00:24:58] CAC40 (France)
[00:26:22] DAX (Germany)
[00:28:52] MOEX (Russia) [00:29:54] Natural Gas and Crude Oil
[00:35:36] Wheat, Corn, Coffee
[00:43:45] Bonds, Yield Curve, Recession?
[00:52:27] EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, AUDUSD
[01:01:50] Bitcoin
[01:04:23] Gold
[01:05:44] Rewind
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