Top Trading Links: Something’s Gotta Give

Although S&P 500 Index (INDEXSP:.INX) only declined 0.7%, there was a lot going on under the surface.  And some of it was a bit crazy.

The GBP British Pound flash crashed, Gold fell another 4.5%, and Utilities followed through to the downside. Will currency market jitters eventually find their way to global stock markets?  Or will the decline of the “fear trade” open the door for a move higher in equities.

We should find out soon enough. The S&P 500 has traded in a tightening range for the past 2-3 weeks – somethings gotta give. So it’s a good time to stay patience and accumulate ideas.

This week’s “Top Trading Links” presents a nice blend of macro research, market news, and trading ideas.

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MARKET INSIGHTS

The Tick Size Pilot Program kicks off in select small cap stocks Monday Institutional Investor

Is the fear trade over? FMD Capital

Gold miners testing 2016 rally supportKimble Charting Solutions

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We’ve seen an unusual amount of down Friday/Down Monday combinations in 2016Almanac Trader

October Macro UpdateThe Fat Pitch

Twitter has a future, with or without a takeoverCapital Market Labs

5 market insights from Stanley DruckenmillerIvanhoff Capital

 

INVESTING RESEARCH

Can you rationally process market events?Alpha Baskets

The Fight to keep it simpleBen Carlson

How to know the difference between skill and luckPhilip Tetlock

Being yourself while becoming yourselfLeadership Freak

Value investing is quite possibly the worst idea everAlpha Architect

Research on renewable powerBlack Rock

9 recent events that changed finance foreverVisual Capitalist

They all have one thing in commonMichael Batnick

 

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Be sure to check back next weekend for more links to high level trading blogs and investing research.  Thanks for reading “Top Trading Links”!

 

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