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Big-Tech & Black Gold Battered As Bonds & Bullion Bounce Back
Tyler Durden
Fri, 09/11/2020 – 16:00
“Margin Calls, Gentlemen!”
Stocks are down for the second week in a row with Nasdaq leading the plunge (worst week in almost six months)…
The mega-tech heavy index is now down almost 11% from record highs…
The Dow is back down 3% YTD…
Source: Bloomberg
In fact, FANGMAN (Facebook, Apple, Netflix, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Nvidia) has lost over $1tn in market cap this week and still accounts for over 25% of the total market value of all S&P 500 comps.
Interestingly as FANGMAN stocks plunged this week (down 5 of the last 6 days and worst 2-week drop since March), so did Nasdaq’s “VIX” as vol-control/risk-parity are degrossing…
Source: Bloomberg
Nasdaq and Small Caps both ended below their 50DMA. The S&P bounced off its 50DMA. The Dow tested down but never reached it…
Breadth has been abysmal…
Source: Bloomberg
The internals remain ugly…
Source: Bloomberg
Stocks continue to catch down to credit’s lack of exuberance…
Source: Bloomberg
Bonds were bid on the shortened week with the long-end down around 6bps…
Source: Bloomberg
10Y Yields broke back below 70bps…
Source: Bloomberg
The Dollar rallied for a second week in a row
Source: Bloomberg
Cable crashed this week – worst week since March – amid Brexit anxiety…
Source: Bloomberg
Cryptos were all lower on the week (despite a big bounce back from last weekend’s lows)…
Source: Bloomberg
Gold managed modest gains on the week as oil was monkeyhammered…
Source: Bloomberg
WTI was clubbed like a baby seal this week as inventories rose amid lifted production curbs…
Gold futs managed to cling to $1950…
Silver futures limped modestly lower on the week, unable to hold $27…
Interestingly, Silver ETFs suffered their biggest weekly outflows in a year…
Source: Bloomberg
And finally, stocks (or bond prices) have a lot of downside if this chasm is ever to converge…
Source: Bloomberg
It can’t be this easy can it?
Source: Bloomberg
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