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A JPMorgan Icon Quits, And Has Some Parting Words About Cryptocurrencies

by Tyler Durden Sunday, May 30, 2021 - 09:30 AM For the better part of the past decade, Wall Street traders would end their week with at least a casual glance at JPMorgan s closely-followed cross-asset report written every week by the bank s top x-asset strategist, John Normand. But not any more: as Normand wrote in his May 21 note published last Friday, this is my last research note and video, as I am moving on after 24 years. In his note, Normand discusses lessons learned in over two decades with JPM Research, covering cross-asset strategy/asset allocation, Currencies, Commodities and Fixed Income a period which covers four business cycles, three US/global recessions and four financial crises (that didn t cause US recessions), plus hundreds of weekly reports and client meetings.

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The great commodities boom hits a Chinese wall

The great commodities boom hits a Chinese wall CNN 2 hrs ago By Julia Horowitz, CNN Business © STR/AFP/AFP/Getty Images A worker walks at a steel market in Shenyang in China s northeastern Liaoning province on March 10, 2020. - Consumer inflation in China remained high in February, official data showed on March 10, as the coronavirus epidemic and soaring food prices took a toll on the economy. (Photo by STR / AFP) / China OUT (Photo by STR/AFP via Getty Images) In recent weeks, investors have poured money into bets on raw materials like steel and iron ore, confident that limits to supply and massive post-pandemic demand would trigger one of the biggest price spikes in decades.

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The Stock Bubble of 2021 - Are Stocks Overvalued and Bound to Go Down?

The long and noteworthy history of stock market bubbles is littered with a cyclical pattern of a boom, bust, big winners, and heavy losers. And the current 2021 stock bubble appears to be no different. If anything is sure, the current stock present valuations and what comes next are unlikely to rewrite financial history. The only certainty – apart from being an improbable outlier – is that the bubble will burst eventually. They always do. History tells us it is so. Our imperative is, therefore, to learn from history or be destined to repeat it. But is the stock bubble of 2021 a temporary blip or a more long-term phenomenon?

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It s Not Just Crypto Crashing: Here Are All The Market Bubbles Popping So Far This Year

It s Not Just Crypto Crashing: Here Are All The Market Bubbles Popping So Far This Year
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Jerome Powell: Frothy stock prices pose quandary for Powell in mapping policy

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has called the risks emanating from “frothy” stock prices and other potential financial imbalances “manageable.” Some current and former central bankers are not so sure. They worry that the Fed’s rock-bottom interest rates and massive bond buying might lead to asset price bubbles, and excessive risk-taking and leverage that could come back to haunt the economy. “We’re now at a point where I’m observing excesses and imbalances in financial markets,” Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan said on April 30. “I’m very attentive to that, and that’s why I do think at the earliest opportunity I think it will be appropriate for us to start talking about adjusting those purchases.”

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