Good Afternoon,

Unfortunately due to unforeseen circumstances the Daily Note could not go out this morning. However we will be sending out a double edition this evening which will cover both today and tomorrow.

Apologies for any inconvenience caused.
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David McWilliams
Global Macro 360.com

Yesterday’s volatility is rare. The oil move was incredible, Continue Reading →

Now we see risk contagion Continue Reading →

The Egypt situation has certainly prompted a rethink in direction across the board.

Dow well off the 12,000 tarket , and Euro looking vunerable. Gold to the upside.

We will see over the next few days how this all pans out.

In the meantime, Euro holding below pivot and 100 Continue Reading →

Little effect on the market this morning from the Irish Polictical meltdown. Euro very quiet. However reaching levels where most commentators want to short. Nothing on the charts. US equity markets continue their march forward.Dow getting close to 12,000, think that will be reached easily enough. Gold still confusing. This Continue Reading →

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This could be a split decision! In the absence of any negative news and that will only come on the stress testing of the banks, we could see the Euro reach 1.40.

The picture in Europe has’nt changed and nothing has been fixed. However support from China has bolstered the Continue Reading →

Quiet day yesterday due to the US bank holiday. Us equity markets still supported by QE2 funds.

On the exchanges, Euro slightly firmer on Russian story re Spanish bonds.

Aud Usd making good head way and cable firmer.

Macro view remains the same, however were are in a range at Continue Reading →

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Macro views and Trading views. This will make it easier to establish the trend and Continue Reading →

Crisis over, up up and away!!!

I jest of course tho’ ‘managed markets’ do go higher. At the moment everthing is underpinned by Fed’s safety net and Merkel’s embrace.

For longer term punter the right, guaranteed, 9% Irish Gov bond is an absolute must. While yields can go higher this Continue Reading →