Silicon Valley Bank: The Big Problem That You Need To Know
The recent failure of SVB has driven markets into a frenzy, but the narratives are missing a broader point – bank runs are symptoms of a much bigger problem.
The recent failure of SVB has driven markets into a frenzy, but the narratives are missing a broader point – bank runs are symptoms of a much bigger problem.
Europe’s Stoxx 600 index has been making record highs. Are EU stocks in a bubble? We calculated a European equivalent of the Buffett Indicator to find out.
US equities have grown even more bubblelicious from when we checked-in last. Can this end in a way that doesn’t involve mass liquidations and margin calls?
The thought process that goes into labeling a market a “bubble” is not useless. It can help a trader decide if they want to alter their approach to taking risk.
The rate of change of margin debt is more important than its absolute level. What does the data tell us about today’s market and how it relates to past bubbles?
Margin balances are at record highs, fueling even more talk of a market bubble. What is the significance of this, and what does it tell us about the future?
If you are thinking of jumping on the Reddit SLV bandwagon, the question you should be asking is not “How high can silver go?”, but “How lucky do you feel?”
As more Redditors pile into SLV because other Redditors are buying, those who bought earlier will be selling to those coming later. Who is manipulating whom?
Reddit is piling into the SLV ETF to go long the silver market. What impact will this have on the physical market, and how will this blow back on ETF prices?
Silver miners are naturally long the metal, making them sellers in the financial markets when they hedge their production. Does this make them manipulators?