In ‘Dramatic Shift’, US Credit Investors No Longer Fear Recession
In other words, there’s a sense in which recession fears really aren’t “elevated” anymore.
Category: credit
Requiem For A Dreamy 2019
Happy new year.
Pensions Go ‘Exploring’ In Exciting World Of Opaque, Illiquid Private Credit
Maybe “spelunking” is better.
Blue-Chip Corporate Bonds Just Had The Best Year In A Decade. Now What About 2020?
“There’s only one game in town”, but is it a good game?
Weekend Color Commentary From The Macro Tourist
Some feedback on the great BBB apocalypse debate and more.
‘2018’s Experiment Failed Monumentally’: Detox Is Hard
You can kill the patient if you’re not careful.
Macro Tourist, Bill Dudley Think Carl Icahn May (Eventually) Be Right On Corporate Debt ‘Time Bomb’
“Although I have no idea of the timing, as this cycle continues, I am getting more sympathetic to the idea credit is a time bomb.”
As Recession Worries Recede, Investors Jump At Chance To Fret About 2020 Election
79% are some shade of worried.
Chasing Your Own Tail And ‘Zombies At Dawn’
Price discovery lives – even as zombies make a comeback.
The ‘Music Of The Credit Cycle’ Will Keep Playing – Until It Stops
The point of no return…
‘Stay Liquid’: Negative Microstructure Seasonality Could Be Particularly Acute In 2019
“Trading volumes and liquidity measures should exhibit strong seasonality”.
These Investors Are Highly Concerned About A US Recession – Even After Recent Good News
It was probably worse last month.