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Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/08/2011 - 22:32

UPDATE: Gold and Silver just dropped more aggressively

Since the news broke that there is no 27-nation agreement, risk markets are showing strains. Perhaps a little surprising is the lack of total panic in the EURUSD (50pips or so) as ES (the e-mini S&P 500) has now dropped almost 1% from its after-hours peak. Broadly speaking risk is off across the major markets with US TSYs rallying, the TSY curve flattening, and commodities rolling over (oil under $9Cool but it is AUD and the carry pairs that are driving ES down as much as anything else.

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Cdad
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Yep...weeks of rumors causing gap up opens [not rallies], followed by denials, more lies, and more HFT ramping...do not a healthy market make. "Snafu"would be a tad understated. I might have gone with the more dramatic "cluster$uck," myself. As well, last night's use of "s
$hit show" really hit the spot.

What a complete cluster$uck, zero credibility market...and of course, the bankers are at the heart of it all again.

Good grief [and by that I mean when the $uck is this nation simply going to wake up and drain every single dollar they have out of Blight on America bank?]


http://www.zerohedge.com/news/risk-assets-deteriorating-rapidly-europes-snafu

Mini flash crash on gold........

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Gold went straight down from 1750 to 1710 in an instant. My question is what causes this. Is it one trader? One computer program? Can one seller truly move a market this large in such a quick burst of selling? It is so strange when these take downs occur, and it always seems to happen when there is bad news. I would love to know what moves these markets so quickly.

It seems like a coordinated takedown to me. What is odd is that whenver risk goes up, gold goes down. If gold reacted appropriately it would go up. Then there would be a big move into gold and as people realized it was a risk off investment. I've been waiting for this decoupling and it never seems to come. It will though. It's just a matter of time.




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