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MidLincoln Comic- Rob Saunders from imaginary RedSun AM in Lincoln Nebraska has decided to learn some real skills aside from his investment skills, but to do it in a manner that would be useful in his day to day work. He wanted to build a car but decided to learn automotive sector in greater detail as his car was being built. He first set aside time to draw a sketch of his new car, and he did that quite quickly. He then started putting together a list of parts he would need to buy with some pricing estimates. The list of parts grew longer and the running total was already quite substantial. He then decided to get the order from a customer first before spending any additional money. So he wondered who would buy it and how to sell it. He rang his long time client – Arthur nn also a car collector, to explain that he thinks that markets are quite toppish, Fed is likely to tighten in March and bonds moved a touch weaker to price that while China central bank has also stated to tighten a bit in anticipation that in case of dollar strength hundreds of millions of small (but very powerful market force) Chinese investors will be hoarding dollars. Oil price also looked quite toppish to Rob – he thought that long oil trade has gather quite a lot of popularity and there will be lots of sellers if the dollar to more higher. Rob's strategic view on the markets was still bullish but tactically he thought there will be some pull back. He then sent Arthur a sketch of his car asking he wants to buy it. Rob also said that he wants to be producing his cars by the pull method.

MidLincoln Comic- Rob Saunders from imaginary RedSun AM in Lincoln Nebraska has decided to learn some real skills aside from his investment skills, but to do it in a manner that would be useful in his day to day work. He wanted to build a car but decided to learn automotive sector in greater detail as his car was being built. He first set aside time to draw a sketch of his new car, and he did that quite quickly. He then started putting together a list of parts he would need to buy with some pricing estimates. The list of parts grew longer and the running total was already quite substantial. He then decided to get the order from a customer first before spending any additional money. So he wondered who would buy it and how to sell it. He rang his long time client – Arthur nn also a car collector, to explain that he thinks that markets are quite toppish, Fed is likely to tighten in March and bonds moved a touch weaker to price that while China central bank has also stated to tighten a bit in anticipation that in case of dollar strength hundreds of millions of small (but very powerful market force) Chinese investors will be hoarding dollars. Oil price also looked quite toppish to Rob – he thought that long oil trade has gather quite a lot of popularity and there will be lots of sellers if the dollar to more higher. Rob's strategic view on the markets was still bullish but tactically he thought there will be some pull back. He then sent Arthur a sketch of his car asking he wants to buy it. Rob also said that he wants to be producing his cars by the pull method.