YEAH! We've never had it so good: Stock markets have topped a MAGICAL mark! Global equities now worth $100TRILLION – and so we -, highest value in human history, and equal to 115% of global GDP. pic.twitter.com/4JTknFUWNj
— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) December 6, 2020
Is Tesla a sign of bubble-like tendencies in “growth” US equities, or the start of a new era,? DB asks. Tesla is now among the top 10 biggest companies in the world and over half the size of the ENTIRE US, EU and Japanese Auto markets. pic.twitter.com/U8Qgvdxib8
— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) December 6, 2020
Total option volume and equity spec futures positioning.
Charts suggesting we are in uncharted waters. t.co/C1kpxPQYND pic.twitter.com/OQofjmb6DF
— Chris Carolan $=1/∞ (@spiralcal) December 5, 2020
DOW is also up against the monthly line rail off the 1929 high. I believe this rail is why there is a pattern building here. Big inflection point. $DJI $SPX t.co/aeMAjHDF8J pic.twitter.com/Yl6ZdwqQWW
— Schism (@jatkinson33) December 5, 2020
Last week, U.S. options traders opened 94.8 million new equity and ETF contracts. Speculators, the small ones buying 20.5 million
At 21.6% of total volume, that's a record high.
h/t @sentimentrader pic.twitter.com/ubRrTPtu4O— Gianluca De Stefano (@Theimmigrant84) December 6, 2020
Mystery Surrounds $7 Billion Outflow From Vanguard S&P 500 Fund
More than $7 billion was pulled from the $172 billion Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) on a single day this week, according to data compiled by Bloomberg, about 4% of the fund’s assets. But trading volumes were below the one-year average and there were no obvious outsized transactions, while the U.S. equity benchmark rose on the day — making a mass exodus less appealing.