Fear Of Atonement

"There is just 'no bid' in broad US Equities INDEX upside," Nomura's Charlie McElligott said Wednesday. The all-caps on the word "index" was in the original. The emphasis was meant to draw a distinction between the apparent lack of interest in broad market "crash-up" scenarios versus demand for upside in what Charlie called "the thematic stuff," where that means equities expressions seen benefitting from the economic "boom" thesis in the US. Perhaps a subtle shift is afoot. McElligott noted th

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3 thoughts on “Fear Of Atonement

  1. I wonder if the Covid outbreak in previously untouched Taiwan should be taken as a cautionary tale of what can happen when you a country gets complacent. If it is a preview of what we may experience in the USA, what happens to the consensus assumption that we will see an inflationary economic boom?

  2. I am not “young”, but could probably benefit from one more “duration” tutorial…..written at a 6th grade level, if you don’t mind.

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