Art of the dealbreaker.
Month: January 2019
Herman Cain For Fed Board! Let’s Talk Pluses And Minuses (If You’re Trump)
If you’re Donald Trump, there’s a lot to like about Herman Cain.
Draft Of Democratic Border Proposal Surfaces: There Is No Wall Money
“There’s not gonna be any wall money in the legislation.”
Nomura’s McElligott: Fed Now ‘De Facto’ Easing, CTA Model To Flip ‘100% Max Long’ On Nasdaq
“Let’s be real though”…
Trump Demands You ‘Stop Playing Games’ With Him, Insists You ‘Call Walls Walls’ (No More ‘Wheels’, No More ‘Peaches’)
As usual, you don’t know whether to laugh, cry or cry from laughing so hard.
Jeff Gundlach Calls Reuters, Tells ‘Embarrassing’ Jay Powell To ‘Go Back In His Foxhole’
“I am going back into a foxhole.”
‘Capitulation’: What Wall Street Thinks Of Jerome Powell And The Fed
“It is difficult to read the outcome of the January FOMC meeting as anything other than the Fed capitulating to recent market volatility.”
One Trader Delivers Everything You Wanted To Know About MMT (But Were Afraid To Ask)
“Today’s topic is sure to incite some pretty strong reactions.”
Seeking Redemption, Jerome Powell Blindsides Skeptics
Is this what you wanted?
The Last Time BBBs Did This, Stocks Were At Record Highs
The latest from the “BBB apocalypse” saga.
Nomura’s McElligott Talks Dovish Star-Wishing On Fed Day
“… very provocative, 11th hour talk through ‘consultant/ macro advisory’ circles” on the balance sheet”
One Bank Reminds You ‘What Makes This Fed Tightening Cycle Special’
“Our forecast appears to be validated.”
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