Welcome back! You can enjoy today's The Macro Show with Hedgeye CEO Keith McCullough and Senior Macro analyst Darius Dale HERE and access the associated slides (once they become available) HERE.


hedgeye's top 3 things

Below are the top three things from Hedgeye CEO Keith McCullough’s Macro Notebook this morning:

1) EURO Bearish TREND @Hedgeye since April of 2018 when #EuropeSlowing became obvious relative to U.S. #GrowthAccelerating. Now the ECB finally agrees and is in dovish-turn-tail mode… but that doesn’t mean the European economy will magically re-accelerate. Italian stocks leading losers this morning -0.8% with the Italian 10YR Yield +6bps vs. Germany’s 10yr down to 0.09%.

2) OIL Big time reflation (Quad 3) move continues with Oil Volatility (OVX) finally breaking down through 30. It is important to see if that and Bullish @Hedgeye TREND support of $55.32 WTI holds post Oil’s +5.8% week where OVX dropped another -10%.

3) VIX Can a sub 15 front-month VIX hold? If it does, that will definitely tip our quantitative signal from Bearish to Bullish @Hedgeye TREND for SPY. Anything can happen when the machines chase 1-month price momentum like this, but we're going to wait and watch on this one as there is nothing in our Fundamental Research process that doesn’t say Quad 4 then Quad 3.


The Macro Show Schedule

Below is the lineup for this week, if you are unable to tune-in live and have a question for the team you can submit it HERE.

  • Tuesday, February 19thHedgeye CEO Keith McCullough and Senior Macro analyst Darius Dale
  • Wednesday, February 20thHedgeye CEO Keith McCullough and Macro & Housing analyst Christian Drake
  • Thursday, February 21stHedgeye CEO Keith McCullough and Director of Sales Daryl Jones
  • Friday, February 22ndHedgeye CEO Keith McCullough and Senior Macro analyst Darius Dale



In Case You Missed It 

McCullough: How to Use Inflation to Guide Your Investing Strategy

February 19th - Show Materials & Top 3 Things  - TMS Inflation KM 11.15.2019
McCullough laments that inflation is one of the most underappreciated factors in forecasting the macro environment. Predicting the likely path of inflation is the best guide when investing in Treasury bonds. CLICK HERE for more.