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The Federal Reserve will release the minutes of its May meeting tomorrow afternoon. We have a full portfolio of open positions I believe are well positioned to outperform the market over the next several months. Of course, the Fed is a powerful force, and investors’ reactions to its policy moves and rhetoric can reverse or accelerate trends. I’ve always found it’s best to judge the market’s reaction to Fed moves before making any rash decisions.

Our portfolio is heavy on commodities at the moment.

Well, we finally know what happened at Barclays… First, to recap how this saga began: On Monday, March 14, Barclays announced that it would immediately suspend the creation of new shares of the iPath Series B S&P 500 VIX Short-Term ETN (NYSE: VXX). The $33 billion British bank didn’t share why it was doing so, only that the decision had nothing to do with turmoil in Ukraine. I trawled Twitter and found that every well-connected analyst and fund manager I follow was utterly perplexed by Barclays’ move.

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I have important news to share with you related to the iPath Series B S&P 500 VIX Short-Term ETN (NYSE: VXX), the long-volatility vehicle I recommended buying call options on yesterday. Barclays, the issuer of this exchange-traded note, announced yesterday that it had suspended the creation of new shares until further notice.