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iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (NY:HYG)

76.27 -0.25 (-0.32%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 10:55 AM EDT, Apr 11, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Is The Final Low In Place?
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, risk assets experienced a sharp intraday reversal and follow-through gains Friday. 
Via Talk Markets
Risk Premium, Poof
S&P 500 turned around, and the bottom appears to be in. Unless a fresh and entangling escalation materializes (not likely), the markets are willing to shake it off and erase yesterday‘s downswing. 
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It Begins
S&P 500 is plunging, and attempting to base, but more selling would inevitably hit. 
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Let‘s Try Again
S&P 500 volume moved a little up, meaning the buying interest is still there – convincing signs of a trend change are though yet not apparent. 
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The Songs of the 50 States
A look at 50 ETFs after today's close. 
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AMC’s Bond Deal: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
AMC stock has generally been weak lately. The company's latest bond offering won't change that, even though the funds will be helpful. 
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Risk-On Surprise
Copper keeps going sideways in a volatile fashion, and can be counted on to break higher – inflationary pressures aren‘t abating, and outweigh the slowing economy. 
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Changing Gears
Cryptos did break down over the weekend, but the anticipated risk-on rebound fizzled out a bit too fast – as said on Friday, the bears have the upper hand now. 
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U.S. Weekly FundFlows Insight Report: Non-Domestic Equity Funds Realize $1.9 Billion in Outflows, First Weekly Outflow in 9 Weeks
During the week ended February 16, 2022, investors were overall net redeemers of fund assets for the third straight week, withdrawing a net $46.4 billion. 
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Confirming Carnage
S&P 500 bulls were nowhere to be seen yesterday, but there are green shoots of upcoming upswing attempts in the credit markets – unless these confirm yesterday‘s carnage with more of a risk-off turn... 
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Bearish Turn Coming
S&P 500 bulls‘ opportunity seems increasingly slipping away given that the buyers couldn‘t defend gains after Fed minutes release. 
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Stumbling Again
S&P 500 rebound goes on reflexively, but stormy clouds are gathering – I‘m looking for the bears to reassert themselves over the next couple of days latest. 
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A Far Greater Risk Emerges: Bond Market Liquidity Is Quietly Collapsing
While stocks have seen a surge in volatility in the past month coupled with a collapse in liquidity, bond markets have remained relatively resilient despite the Fed's upcoming quantitative tightening. 
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The Credit Recoupling
Credit will lead the way lower and that, sooner or later, is going to bring equities down to levels that many people find unexpected. 
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Mean Reversion
S&P 500 bulls have the opportunity today, but the market remains as headline-sensitive as everything else. 
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Rush To Safety
S&P 500 bears are back in the driver‘s seat, and the rush to Treasuries took the spotlight off rate hikes – to a small degree. Not that the Fed would be changing course on geopolitics, we aren‘t there... 
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Thriving On Hawkish Fed
S&P 500 looks to be getting under pressure soon again, today. There is no support from bonds unless this stage is an intraday risk-on reversal. 
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Where To Look For Fresh Gains
S&P 500 meets unpleasantly high inflation, which is forcing the hand of the Fed. Stocks are going to have a hard time recovering, and the bullish window of opportunity may be drastically shortened. 
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More Profits Ahead
S&P 500 bulls have a firm grip on higher prices – we‘re looking at another green day today. 
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Rally Postponed
S&P 500 bulls haven‘t lost the opportunity to force higher prices, but need to repel the upcoming intraday flush that can come today, and possibly even continue tomorrow. 
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Rally Time
S&P 500 bulls withstood the prospect of hawkish Fed getting more job market leeway on Friday, and look to be entering the week with a slight advantage. 
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"We Don't See That Very Often" - Credit Market Cracks Could Spark Doom-Loop With Stocks
As the old adage goes (for those who have been trading for more than the last 12 years), 
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Smelling Blood
S&P 500 bulls are getting rightfully challenged again – the Fed hikes are approaching. 
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Deer In The Headlights
S&P 500 bulls are about to meet the bears again, and higher yields won‘t save value stocks, let alone spawn a rush to tech safety. 
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January 2022 Risk Profile Review - Major Asset Classes
After a stellar run higher, the Global Market Index’s risk-adjusted performance reversed in January, based on the trailing 3-year Sharpe ratio, a measure of return adjusted by volatility. 
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Getting Long In The Tooth
S&P 500 bulls again scored gains yesterday, but the sectoral rotation and credit market turn would build a vulnerability going into Friday when the value would suffer. 
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The Retail Market Discovers "Puts" As YOLO Turns To Oh-No
There were several days last week where put notional set records, and Goldman indicates that hedgers tended to be institutional and mainly focused on the indices. 
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Working Out Great
S&P 500 left the 4,270s – 4,330s range with an upside breakout – after bonds finally caught some bid. 
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AskSlim Market Week - Friday, Jan. 28
Technical and cycle analysis, and market commentary. 
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Powell Put Coming
S&P 500 bulls wasted another opportunity to come back – the FOMC consequences keep biting as fears of a hawkish Fed are growing. 
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