But I don’t want to go among mad people.
Oh, you can’t help that. We’re all mad here.Â
“It appears ‘indestructible’, but not in a conventional way, more like a survivor of one’s own death.”
“What are the biggest risks to your financial situation?”
So is this “good” news or “bad” news or somewhere in between?
“You will ride eternal, tacky and gold leaf”…
I think that gets it backwards.
“Looking forward to seeing it”…
As a reminder, this is the marquee data point in the U.S. this week and it will be yet another opportunity for the market to assess the new, U.S.-centric growth narrative.
“You will ride eternal, tacky and gold leaf”…
More questions than answers, as per usual.
Ignore the large laser cannon, he’s just here to help!
Take that, “old, grizzled PMs.”
Do you feel better?
Clients just want to know when the damn recession is coming, ok?
Douglas Adams time.
“Is there any evidence that the microscopic variance between 1.9% and 2.3% inflation on the PCE deflator makes any difference to the performance and prosperity of the main street economy?”
“…like in the case of an aging human, where weakened defenses and impaired resilience cause it to succumb to infections and other exogenous threats, the main street economy is exceedingly vulnerable.”
Ok, well all eyes will be on the U.S. in the week ahead.
We’ll be looking forward to the tweets.
“Stated differently, the Orange Comb-Over is definitely not making America Great Again.”
“In a word, honest bond yields will knock the stuffings out of the mainstream fairy tale that passes for economic and financial reality.”
If you’re not talking about the inexorable flattening in the U.S. curve in public settings, well then one wonders what the hell it is you’re saying at the bar when you’re spittin’ game to the waitresses.Â
Who could have seen this coming?
And Ho Hos. Don’t forget the Ho Hos.
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