As we continue in the second week of trading in 2017, look at the jaw-dropping action in these key markets.
Look at the positions of the banks and commercials which now hold close to all-time record short positions in crude oil (see 23-year chart below).
Banks and commercials now hold all-time record total energy short positions (see remarkable 23-year chart below).
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Banks and commercials now hold close to all-time record long positions in 10-Year U.S. Treasuries (see stunning 23-year chart below).
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