BofA: ‘Yield-Curve Inversion Is No Longer A Reliable Signal For Recession’
This time really is different, apparently.
This time really is different, apparently.
“This would be so easy for Mexico to do, but they just take our money and ‘talk.'”
“The pain trade is still up.”
Risk asset buoyancy amid a cloudy outlook.
Cementing the global dovish pivot.
“… we expect almost no earnings growth for 2019.”
And the hits just keep on comin’.
Is the die cast?
If last week was painfully tedious at best and outright boring at worst, this week promises to break the monotony.
“Steven, no they won’t.”
Around the cross asset universe in 1,000 words.
If you’re not feeling particularly inspired about risk assets to start the week, you’ll be forgiven.
“One of those militias linked to AQAP, the Abu Abbas brigade, now possesses US-made Oshkosh armored vehicles.”
Even when he’s right, he’s wrong.
“Makes so much sense”…
Make shutdowns long again.
Don’t fade the risk rally just yet.
“We believe 10y yields may have peaked for this cycle.”
Something’s got to give in 2019.
Everyone’s “favorite” bubble.
“A prudent, preemptive measure.”
“Come and play with us, Danny.”
“A new perspective on monetary policymaking in the post-crisis world.”
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