Politics As Usual: Full Week Ahead Preview
Risk on, but for how long?
Risk on, but for how long?
All in all, not a bad day.
Remember: anything is better than Larry Kudlow’s “models”.
Old habits die hard.
Who needs “facts”?
Fear is self-reinforcing.
It’s over for Trump.
It’s “barely started”.
It had to happen eventually.
This is such a familiar refrain that it wouldn’t even bear mentioning at this point were it not for the fact that it’s now reversing – with entirely predictable consequences.Â
“Three factors have driven this shift.”
“Stay out of investment grade bonds.”
“For financial journalists, pinpointing the source of the next meltdown is no easy task. The ones who did so pre-2008Â were few.”
Yes, it’s going to crack, but where first?
“Hello darkness, my old friend.”
“This is what happens when”…
Whether you’re a geopolitics buff, a Beltway junkie or a market addict, the week ahead has you covered.
The pain was widespread.
Fragile. Handle with care.
“…they’re selling the coin, or the, the corn.”
“It’s not trade wars or an equity market correction that look to be keeping credit investors up at night”…
“If Democrats get control of the House, do you think they’re going to treat President Trump fairly?”
“I don’t even know if that’s a crime — colluding with Russians.”
“Every professional financial adviser knows what it’s like to be Charley Malloy.”
You must be logged in to post a comment.