1) China US get trade deal Mar 1
2) Brexit approved this week
3) Gov reopens
4) Strong bank earnings
5) Oil stays above $50 to keep pressure off credit
6) Asian economic data improves
I always look for asymmetry. Bulls need all this to go right. Bears need just one not to.
1) China US get trade deal Mar 1
2) Brexit approved this week
3) Gov reopens
4) Strong bank earnings
5) Oil stays above $50 to keep pressure off credit
6) Asian economic data improves— hks55 (@hks55) January 14, 2019
Mixed reports on whether Brexiteer MPs' "European Research Group" will back the PM's Brexit deal as May tries to drum up support on eve of vote. Brexit timeline –> https://t.co/b6UE6Hrkyj pic.twitter.com/V7CMEwqScY
— Stephanie Sprague (@EvelynSprague) January 14, 2019
WATCH | Sir Bill Cash: "Will [the PM] confirm that she will never extend the date of our leaving beyond 29th March this year?"
May: "It is *our intent* to leave the European Union on 29th March."
A significant shift in language from Theresa May. Await the full Brexit sell-out! pic.twitter.com/msXRIBepGx
— Leave.EU (@LeaveEUOfficial) January 14, 2019
China imports YoY…. pic.twitter.com/7i8TytZVio
— Teddy Vallee (@TeddyVallee) January 14, 2019
Correction: The government shutdown is now the bullishest in U.S. history — and there is an end in sight to that https://t.co/tUl3Vk9zks
— mcm-ct.com (@mcm_ct) January 14, 2019