Markets may be slow or closed tomorrow for the 4th of July, but a guy like Macro Man always manages to occupy himself. Heck, tomorrow's "holiday market" promises to be the busiest day of the year for him. Consider his timeline:
6 am: Get in car, drive for two hours completely around London and then north for a good bit longer
8 am: Eat breakfast
9.15 am: Drive like a madman for three hours in cars like the one to the left, among others
12:30: Lunch
13:30: Drive like a madman for another three hours
16:30: Finish driving like a madman
16:40 Drive back south, then completely around London for another 2- 2.5 hours
19:00 Arrive at a hotel
19:15 Brush teeth, shower, change into black tie
20:00 Sit down to dinner at a charity ball
20:05 Over/under for when Macro Man falls asleep at the table
6 am: Get in car, drive for two hours completely around London and then north for a good bit longer
8 am: Eat breakfast
9.15 am: Drive like a madman for three hours in cars like the one to the left, among others
12:30: Lunch
13:30: Drive like a madman for another three hours
16:30: Finish driving like a madman
16:40 Drive back south, then completely around London for another 2- 2.5 hours
19:00 Arrive at a hotel
19:15 Brush teeth, shower, change into black tie
20:00 Sit down to dinner at a charity ball
20:05 Over/under for when Macro Man falls asleep at the table
5 comments
Click here for commentsHave a good one MM ...
ReplyYou have earned it I think ... nice to see that you have your mojo back as per reference to today's smart call of the EUR/USD action.
Oh, the JPY still has me wondering. I am not sure whether to expect risk correlations to re-emerge or fundamentals (i.e. outflows and decline in home bias) to take over.
Anyway, we can discuss that come Monday and beyond.
Pedal to the Metal.
Claus
Don't you dare
ReplyMM,
ReplyA school, or a track day?
jan
Jan, track day with instructors.
ReplyMrs. M, we'll see...
very nice call on the EUR yesterday. The resulting Key Day Reversal / Bearish Engulfing Candle against the 1.5850 range highs (and similar but reverse formation in USD/CHF) suggests that we could see a bit of a $ rally in the week ahead for a move back to the 1.5285/1.5305 area range lows.
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