‘Jamie Dimon’ And ‘Liquidity’ In The Same Headline? Yes Please!
A clickbait godsend for the financial media.
A clickbait godsend for the financial media.
What does it all mean?!
Think: China. It’s always China.
The main event…
“…the current gap is one of the largest since the GFC”.
“This is pitiful.”
As bad as 2018 was for nearly all investors, last year was especially trying for equity hedge funds.
A sight for sore eyes.
It may well be too late for anyone who didn’t participate in January.
“To me, it just confirms that markets are psychologically volatile.”
The genie is out of the bottle.
“…the market’s focus on the import of the balance sheet is likely puzzling for Fed officials.”
Now let’s see how Trump responds.
It’s time for another Timiraos “story”.
“However, a move down through 2575 in SPX”…
“The author does not believe markets will come back to the ‘good’ Trump story anytime soon.”
Quantifying the contribution of various factors to the selloff via a news-based event-study approach.
Looking back and looking forward.
That’s a blockbuster.
Liquidity, volatility and exercises in abject futility.
“A lack of liquidity is akin to a ship trying to navigate seas without much water – accidents are likely in such an environment.”
Making history, one meeting at a time.
“We believe that changing market liquidity has a role in explaining the
dislocation of volatility”…
“…it’s amazing what happens when a businessman is allowed to run the economy.”
“A new perspective on monetary policymaking in the post-crisis world.”
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