See the latest Australian dollar analysis here:
Asian stock markets are generally lower given the wavering confidence on global stocks with Chinese bourses closed due to NY holidays. The USD remains fixed a little against the major currency pairs in the wake of the higher than expected US initial jobless claims overnight. Bitcoin continues to soar ever upward, spinning spinning towards freedom, almost reaching the $50K level but still scratching along above $47K this afternoon:

The Shanghai Composite and Hang Seng Index are closed for Chinese NY holidays while Japanese markets reopened with the Nikkei 225 sliding back 0.3% to 29480 points as the USDJPY pair is trying vainly to get out of its funk, after bottoming out all week, and still looking very weak:

The ASX200 moved out of its trading range and slumped over 0.7% to finish out the week just above the 6800 point level with the Australian dollar coming back a little this afternoon after surging up through the previous intraweek high at the 77.40 level with the four hourly chart pushing a bearish megaphone pattern:

Eurostoxx and S&P futures are tracking lower going into the London session, with the four hourly chart of the S&P500 showing more hesitation building here after failing to make any move above the 3900 point level stick as momentum begins to taper and this reflation rally runs out of puff:

The economic calendar finishes the week with a whimper given the long weekend in the US, with only Treasury bond auctions on the agenda.
Have a great weekend and stay safe – especially you Victorians!
- Macro Morning - February 15, 2021
- Macro Afternoon - February 12, 2021
- Macro Morning - February 12, 2021
Telstra spent $100 million keeping staff on last year. Now it’s spending $180 million more to turf 2,200 of them.
https://www.businessinsider.com.au/telstra-spent-100-million-keeping-on-staff-last-year-now-its-spending-180-million-more-to-axe-2200-jobs-2021-2
Close to 10% of their workforce. All the signs of a healthy company in a healthy economy.
Besides here I haven’t heard anyone say we’re returning to a recessionary pre-wuflu economy, just a pre-wuflu one.
One could surmise things were designed to bring that result.
Creative destruction man, it’s an economic thing.
On brand. Boomers using Howard privilege to destroy the nations ability to future proof
Boomers did not advance the rubbish economics mig boy … they were good little free market widgets and cogs …. sorta like you and crypto …
No they weren’t. Crypto is an actually existing free market
No such thing kid … its not a binary sell and buy and I posted Barry’s investigation E.g. back to Laws and south seas level of financial malfeasance aka its the proverbial coyote suspended in mid air …
Oh please! You’ve been saying that for 10 years, Laws didn’t last that long before the Louisiana house of cards collapsed6
“The “bubble” burst at the end of 1720,[12] when opponents of the financier attempted to convert their notes into specie (gold and silver) en masse, forcing the bank to stop payment on its paper note”
Short squeeze 😂😂
Again past is only an indicator of the what and whys regards of money standard or regulations … never the less the lesson is observed.
free… to be completely manipulated.
Free, to be completely decentralised. Say what you want blind Freddy can see a proliferation of exchange nodes inherently reduces the capacity for manipulation, and bitcoin trading has never stopped being available 24/7. Ever.
There’s no close, no strike, no call, no put on one exchange that can’t be wiped out by action in another.
qty of exchanges is irrelevant. What matters is whether the owners of the exchange have a vested interest in the price of the asset being traded.
Is there anything less impressive than a young gronk standing on the shoulders of those who went before him and believing that he’s tall ?
Something about expectations and status I guess ….
PS … he seems to flit around with employment a fair bit …
Is there anything more mundane than attributing junk pschyanalysis whilst failing to account for the physical exigences and getting torn to pieces climbing that to that higher ground?
Would you care to elaborate? Mig is nuts, but he’sright about Boomers being pond scum. And Skipdouche is always proclaiming moral superiority, but he hates it when someone righteously plays that card against him.
I’m no Boomer but I’m also not a fan of the self righteous millennials who’d have you believe they’ve dragged themselves up by the bootstraps despite the single hardship they’ve ever faced is the price of housing. How hard it must be to be born into a generation who can become wealthy by posting cutesy photos of themselves on Instagram…
Torn to pieces ….lol.
The boomers faced conscription into a literal war in SE Asia. You know – real bullets and deaths and stuff. Surely nothing compared to a uni degree in cosmopolitan Melbourne followed by a well paid job in computing.
The horror. The horror.
Not a millennial here but Gen Xer who can see the deck is heavily stacked in the Boomers favour.
I have benefited partially from Boomer perks but the drawbridge is usually pulled up when I am half way across.
Ooh. Now I’m curious to hear the real world examples of a millennial who’s suffered “physical exigences and getting torn to pieces climbing that to that higher ground “.
Seriously. Please do tell. Life is so hard for the generation who’s most pressing physical ailment is RSI in their text thumb.
@Fishing72 …
Tell it mate … how many of these key board capitalists could feed and shelter themselves without paying others to do it for them …
Hey Skippy,
You know “boomer” could be both a marketing myth and a useful generalisation.
Or are you saying a cohort isn’t influenced by their environment?
Bernays
yeah but that doesn’t answer the question.
The only good thing about skippy and mig is that when they comment I know to move on to the next comment thread!
@Reus’s large …
Good thing about your comments is the lack of anything substantive so one can skip it.
Spit out Sweeper …
are you saying a cohort isn’t influenced by their environment?
No genius you’ll be torn to shreds as you believe there’s “no there there” but irrespective of whether one perceives how they attained their heights, making good strategic and tacital use of it will still be a winning move. As you cry about the physiological ignominy of it all.
What part of Bernays did you not grok and as a sampler – Curtis doco Century of the Self is confusing …..
I get your point.
My point is both could be true.
eg. it could be both a marketing myth and a useful generalisation.
Maybe the part where Bernays can’t account for the hippie generation turning into hardbiten pro Trump Qtards?
Jefferson’s nail shack mig …
Hey Skippy,
But why don’t you answer the question?
Skippy needs to be curb-stomped. As do the rest of the boomers who were born on third base. Ch^nting knobs.
“.. Hey Skippy,
But why don’t you answer the question?..”
Chortle! No rhetorical questions Sweeper.
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How many Aussies were conscripted to an actual was, Fishing? Get yer hand off it.
Sacha burned Skipper so badly that other generations of his family can feel the pain.
@Sacha
lol, thats a little to accurate…
About time: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-02-12/fruit-juice-health-star-rating-drop-confirmed-angering-farmers/13139764
I have a medium sized glass of OJ with breakfast every day. It seems rather counter-intuitive (actually bullsh1t) to suggest that I’d be better off having a diet coke instead. Even if that was true I wouldn’t do it anyway, because all artificially sweetened drinks taste like ar$e to me.
I do too, but it is full of sugar and acid and therefore bad for your teeth…although you probably clean those before you go to work anyway.
I think the point is you’d be better off having just a whole orange, as you wouldn’t actually have the 3 or 4 whole oranges that are juiced to make a medium sized cup of juice. It’s the fructose which is bad for you – and I think how it is treated by the blood is pretty much indistinguishable from sucrose. Look, sugar comes from a plant as well but it is just needed in moderation.
People should know the star system is not the bible. I mean if people don’t know it’s pretty dumb to have more than 3 glasses of orange juice or diet coke in a day, they deserve diabetes.
Also factoring in that natural food/bev and pretty much always better for you than processed crap.
Str system is a joke.
+1
I agree that the chemicals and artificial sweeteners are probably very bad for you. That does not detract from the high insulin spike from drinking fruit juice. Eat an orange instead.
Eat a peach
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=NVPGu1nn-SY&list=OLAK5uy_naqghhuhqbUDnvpTj4-fDC8ZJJwlZHWKo
True though coke etc should also be lowered due to the effects artificial sweeteners have been linked to eg aspartam to anxiety
as mentioned here for instance
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyt.2021.598119/full
Back in the old days OJ was served in a small glass.
High balls are for chicks
The point is that even then it was understood that excessive consumption of a fruit was not healthy. Then some industry sorts said mainline that stuff with a smoothy ….. profit~~~~~~~
MB did the whole industry healthy choice yogurt post way back ….. sugar levels …. transformed it to a dessert …
It’s fagophobic to complain about too much fruity consumption.
High, low, odd; If its spherical and in the plural, its for chicks.
Your would know …
I didn’t think the double entendre I’m replying to could be any funnier. Until I read skip’s unintentional response to it.
What’s the square of a double entendre?
Depends. What’s your position on Big Blue Cócks?
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2013/jul/25/big-blue-cock-trafalgar-square
And I don’t mean IBM.
Reverse cowgirl
They should be dropping diet soft drink down in tandem
There’s no substitute for real fruit
Unless your making your morning vodka and orange then it’s ok
You’re, you’re! Good grief how embarrassment
https://youtu.be/L6LL92Zs5L0
You might be interested in this from the BBC (2 January 2019):
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20181231-is-juicing-actually-good-for-you
It seems to be the peak concentrations which do the harm rather than the average over time.
Sounds like keto is starting to hit but they don’t want to give keto any unnecessary air. No fruit juice In keto-world.
Anyone with half a brain and cares to read knows this
Eat fruit as it grows – no issue
Keto is not relevant and has its own issues
Consumer credit in the US
https://twitter.com/Techs_Global/status/1357789258015244288
Consumer credit in the UK
https://twitter.com/jsblokland/status/1356238535242739713
Same as here…….these are at high interest rates……same will happen to the rest of the credit complex as soon as rates are raised……..hence why Central banks are in a bind
I realised a while ago that the problems we have here are the same as the ones they have everywhere. I guess everyone tries the same solutions to their same problems and then ends up with the same set of additional problems caused by those solutions.
Get skip to mansplain it to ya
Orthodox economics … politics is a side show …
Informal and formal credit is a fact of life in human exchange, from day one, albeit credit for consumption and not socially productive enterprise in the long term seems to go splat a lot.
Interesting to see Dr Demography is RIGHT BEHIND this “House First; Super Second” malarkey. You see she can act in her own supposed interests sometimes (she is famously a renter). Now how do we get her to see the light on immigration (cue clip from the Blues Brothers)
I HAVE SEEN THE LIGHT!!
https://twitter.com/DrDemography/status/1359396395002695682
This’ll get you started….
James Brown, Can you see the light, Blues Brothers movie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbq0OuJtErs&ab_channel=FilipHrkal
The dimness of that woman’s bulb clearly demonstrates what has become of Australian tertiary edumigration.
Ugh … the whole RE ramp up was started by Milton and funders and then went manic with selling 30 year risk for a quick pay day for suckers seeking long term income streams that believed the ratings agencies valuations.
Late vintage RMBS trusts were over 90%+ non preforming …
Her problem is she needs a good job that pays good money. I guess useless Demographers don’t get paid much. Even if they shill for immigration?
The new age of covid – 19 accelerated urban dispersal and decentralization … extensive additional information posted at Performance Urban Planning http://www.PerformanceUrbanPlanning.org …
Check out the just updated front page 2020 Section, to get a sense of the enormous global urban changes currently underway … at a very fast pace (it is not yet a year since the first lockdown).
Another member posted this in an earlier thread that didn’t get many comments … but I was blown away that the caste system exists in Australia within the south asian enclave. And secondly, Australia – here is your skilled migration — untouchables from Nepal!!
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-02-11/caste-system-of-india-and-south-asia-in-australia-dalit-rights/13135622
This is different from Australians’ extreme sensitivity to degrees of Bogan, yeah?
Yeah we seem to have our own class system. But perhaps not as extreme? We used to be more egalitarian. Sadly not so much anymore.
I read that disgusting sh1t and had to refrain from vomiting. Anybody who believes all cultures are equal needs to read that. These Brahmins and their appalling spawn are awful people from a foul and toxic social system that are flooding into and corrupting Australia.
Brahmin…reminded me of this classic from @ErmingtonPlumbing
https://www.macrobusiness.com.au/2020/01/macro-afternoon-800/#comment-3637193
ALP at its best.
We boycotted South Africa over this sort of shenanigan, perhaps now is the time to boycott India until they change their ways.
https://www.smh.com.au/world/asia/why-no-dalit-cricketers-in-india-20180531-p4zim6.html
If you’ve ever gone out in Canberra & attempted to meet people you’ll realize class is well entrenched within its Public Service. A lot don’t really know what each other do, but they’re all highly & automatically aware of what pay grade they should be interacting with. Networking with blue collar or service industry “help” can’t assist their climbing.
Geez, moody cow.
https://mobile.twitter.com/tegangeorge/status/1360007942506827778
Anyhows, what is a Foreign Affairs Minister doing turning up at the opening of a bridge? Surely she’d have work to do in today’s rather interesting diplomatic climate.
Building bridges? May her PA got confused
Teagan is awesome
Looking at a massive waste of public funds…
… and trying to get over it!
I saw a theory that, aside from electioneering, they had a something like a fundraiser on the night before so they need a gig In the vicinity to claim their travel costs. 🙂
Blue puppers so kawaii!
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9250295/Stray-dogs-turned-bright-BLUE-pollution-chemical-waste-near-Russian-factory.html
lmao theyre like a palette swapped fallout enemy
We will never, ever, concede. Because when there’s fraud, deception, mind control, propaganda, psyop, weaponisation of narratives involved, you go by very different rules.
Hang all the Trumptards
You’re going to be so embarrassed by this attitude in twenty years. Don’t stress- everyone feels the same about some sh1t they said or did when they thought they knew it all.
Lol! I’d say you would be but you won’t, like the boomers you’ll just become more toxic.
FYI I’m just saying the same thing I’ve been saying since I was 5. Generally I don’t give a fvck what anyone does, but if you talk sh!t I always hope you have to answer for it
When you are calling for people to be hung you’d better have a good answer ready for the potential retribution.
Mig is a flummoxed metrosexual that still has mommy and daddy issues and projects that on the entire world because it throws sand in his expectations of how everyone else should accommodate his personal preferences …
Perhaps the first time I’ve ever 100% agreed with you skip.
My answer is you get what you asked for. Trump signed off on more executions than anyone in decades! If the maga cap fits…
And what does that have too do with macro mig
Nothing. The macro angle is the boomers have a lot of money and lot of stupid but they’re done as a political force, all they can do now is spend the next 20 years coping retribution.
Imaginary foes is the bogeyman of what mind set again – ????? – not unlike trumps dialectal …
Yes that’s right, fight fire with fire etc. I genuinely don’t think there’s another generation that’s as mass manipulated as the boomers, the generation of Ophra and day-time TV and all over the western world the right wing politics have been driving them into a “lock the fort” mentality and it’s toxic. Why should the rest of us have to put up with this abrasion?
Glass bbq already fired up I see!
How old are you?
Oh, well, sorry, it’s all good then.
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/feb/11/alan-tudge-tells-court-judge-mistook-him-for-peter-dutton-in-criminal-conduct-finding
I don’t know what you want from me
Seems like the more popular Dan Andrews got
The more problems we see
Think I’ve worked it out, all the multi nationals paying no tax here are just following the property guys. Owners pay no tax, just the workers.
Only difference is the multi nationals don’t rip the tax office off, as much.
Bit old but interesting if you like that kind of stuff.
https://www.chron.com/entertainment/music/article/New-photo-of-bluesman-Robert-Johnson-unearthed-6703035.php
Another interesting list.
https://www.chron.com/entertainment/music/slideshow/Robert-Johnson-cover-songs-performed-by-other-122256.php
I bought Robert’s complete recordings as a double CD back in the 1980s sometime when CDs were still a new thang, and I still listen to them today.
Some of the numbers like “Malted Milk” are nothing special, but when you hear a man singing about having a Hellhound on his trail and Blues fallin’ down like rain as though he Really Really Means it….well…it still makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up today.
I bought the double remastered CD in about 1990, and learnt all the songs (not to play guitar, a bit difficult for a non-finger picker and non slide player).
I never got all that spookiness, but what I did get was how modern and major (chord) sounding, in songs like malted milk.
In spite of teh difficulty in listening to it, I marvelled at how accessible (some of) the songs were.
Others are using quite complex time signatures, and sound straight off the plantations.
There’s a pretty good doco about how many bluesmen came from that little strip of dirt on the delta.
That doco the one by Scorsese?
There was another one, a three or four parter that had a book and wicked CD set with it that I was always going to buy but never did. History of the Blues I think.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossroads_(1986_film)
Seriously. Watch it with the picture off if you have to.
You can thank me later (assuming you’re not the third person I know who has actually *listened* to the whole thing already).
I saw that movie as a young bloke, and it was what persuaded me to learn about music and how to play guitar. I thought I love music but I know nothing about how it works and I can’t play a note on any instrument, which sucks. 35 years later I own…errmmm…17 guitars, play with a band, perform at public jam sessions and there are those who say I still know nothing about music and can’t play a note. 🙂
I just thought I’d throw this into the mix. Don’t look if you’re afraid of a bit of reality.
https://barenakedislam.com/2021/02/10/how-homosexuals-are-still-be-treated-in-iraq/
Poland’s ‘LGBT-free zones’ could lead to hate crimes and violence, rights group warns
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-02-10/hate-crime-violence-feared-in-polish-lgbt-free-zones/13142918
And on 1 2 3 Melbourne look away, that’s it snow flakes keep looking
That’s just horrid. To be cheering it on too.
LOLd. About Crossroads comment. Not treatment of homosexuals.
And I’m sure the people who know you well that say those things do so from about 2000 yards. : )
Oddly, opposite for me – I’d stopped playing (guitar) by the time I saw that film (in high school).
http://www.roymorgan.com/findings/8613-mortgage-risk-during-covid-19-pandemic-november-2020-202102080633
Just read the “Dictator Dan” article.
What the heck? The guy is the one leader in the world to defeat a second wave, despite constant undermining from journalism.
Morrison has done sfa to bring forward the vaccine or slow arrivals until at least the vaccine is rolled out (both are obviously linked and are under his control) when you’ve got a more infectious and deadly strain.
Yet Dan is the bad guy… again.
We are on the path of becoming ungovernable due to journalism (like the US).
umm if you “out source” your quarantine to a “company that pays for your campaign” that keeps fcuking up and causing the state to go into lock down then you have not done a good job, it is like smashing and glass on the floor in a crowded place and multiple people die from the cuts of the glass but you “did a good job” because you swept up the glass afterwards … ! fcuk dictator Dan
Hay fkwit … try out the idea you have a one in a century event and due to neoliberalism every public response has been outsourced and now those same ideologues are – now – criticizing any response that that they ***emotively feel*** because it screw with their mangled sense of reality …. self inflicted quasi religious warriors get comeuppance thingy …
On ya Skip, I like the “O’ hai, fkwit!” greeting. Most apt.
Neoliberalism caused COVID 19 ya know, not the Chinese and their filth
they were staff at the holiday inn.
How does the government not outsource accommodation?
Have them quarantine in Spring St?
Howard sold off every commonwealth government building. free markets.
Suddenly no one wants outsourcing and everyone wants big government to run everything.
Gladys handled a second wave…. much better
Seems some like getting spanked by dictators huh, like the marsupial
Gladys outsourced their wave… to the rest of the country.
Yeah 🤪👍 go with that
Are we finally going to get our hovercars?
https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2021/2/11/22278792/elon-musk-joe-rogan-tesla-roadster-spacex-hover-thrusters
No
If you have a Bentley GT, you’re pretty close already
Gezzz that guy in America has been saying any day now for decades, Popular Science mag used to run it every now and again.
Come on … its just an investor scam … its what Elon does …
“I don’t know wikileaks, it’s not my thing”
That’s when I knew for sure the fat pos was a con and fraud. Too late for me of course, I’d already embarrassed myself spouting the idiots rubbish like it was sincere.
how do you know you’re not making the same error in Bitcoin?
What does that even mean? Anyway bitcoin has never turned central banker on me and when even though I swear up and down the FBI owe me 11 bitcoin they stole when they raided silkroad, bitcoin didn’t turn me in.
No not with bitcoin, but I did make the same mistake with Trump that I made with Obama, he didn’t close down gitmo ever much less day one!
willful belief in fairytales.
that the most grotesque manifestation of a dysfunctional system can somehow be it’s antidote.
Imagine if Trump was assessed based on market cap.
lmmao its not a currency and not a commodity ….
No its a store of information.
What’s their policy on forgiving fines for overdue returns?
it’s freedom!
Nobody returns. HODL
The ***belief*** that there is or ever has been a immutable store of labour value is not supported by history, furthermore its construct is founded on some magic coding faerie dust that artificially induces scarcity on the notion that rarity equals price.
LMMAO if Barry smells a rat I think one should seriously consider the ramifications, that’s on top of him saying the involvement has been “life changing”, not that it has zero productivity attached to it or that it consumes resources that could be utilized for it w/ a side of misapplication and then some believe they are Capitalists and not rank Speculation gamblers – see run up to the great depression.
And when Trump talked about putting hilldawg in jail and exposing Obama and Brennan – I was down for that. But he didn’t do it. So if I get my dream of seeing a high rank politician go to jail or close and its Trump instead of Hillary? Its all good I don’t the difference.
Twas the Night before Lockdown
Twas the night before Lockdown, when all through the house
Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.
The toilet rolls were stacked in the cupboard with care,
In fear that the local Supermarket shelves would soon be bare.
The children were nestled all snug in their beds,
While the sound of cancelled swimming lessons danced in their heads.
And mamma in her ‘kerchief, and I in my cap,
We settled our brains for a week of home schooling & crap.
Sooooo. iPad and Netflix eh.
Pffffft the CBD is raging.
Bravo!
Twas the Night before Lockdown
and they are all at the tennis
yelling & screaming and no masks or distancing
they’ve got balls, I’ll give em that.
They’re ball. Watching.
And have tickets. On themselves.
Hay reus! You know this guy from the parties?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9252577/Karl-Howard-Stunning-details-Annandale-rea.html
Yeah. Always been a bit loose and out of control. But the birds love him and his sword. He is known to have slayed many a party babe with that thing.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-02-11/riverina-businesses-call-for-more-migrants-to-train-workers/13141582
Um, we now need more “skilled” migrants to the regions to train young people in the regions to be skilled.
Is that because pre-covid they just imported skilled migrants instead of training young people?
Any excuse will do?
not long ’till the 5th…. nutter wigsplit day…
My idiot friend over spent on a house by $80k tonight but someone thinks he’s saved money because he was willing to go higher. Lol.
But then again we may be in for high inflation so it might all come out in the wash. People willing to pay $1m+ for houses in Oakleigh South under power lines.. I’ll never understand.
I’m at about the same point in my trajectory – ready to pull the trigger.
I guess if he really really likes the place?
Him and his partner seem happy. So that’s all that matters I guess.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GEFwiXWieM
Haha, the only reason to watch that film is for his acting.
United States … over – stimulus on a massive scale … what are the consequences ? …
Here Comes A Blockbuster Retail Sales Report: BofA Card Data Shows Surge In Spending … Zerohedge
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/prepare-blockbuster-retail-sales-report-bofa-card-data-shows-surge-spending
Port Of Long Beach Has Best January On Record … Kim Link – Wills … FreightWays / Zerohedge
https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/port-long-beach-has-best-january-record
Biggest Winners From Biden’s Stimulus: Middle-Class Family Of 4 Will Qualify For $12,800 Over Next 15 Months … Zerohedge
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/biggest-winners-bidens-stimulus-middle-class-family-4-will-qualify-12800-over-next-15
Goldman Sachs Interview with Stanley Druckenmiller, Chairman and CEO of Duquesne Family Office … Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_u2AI7ZWAk