Requiem.
…the next three months are likely to be even more trying.
…the next three months are likely to be even more trying.
Crazy times, historic moves.
This was always the worry. But no one ever took it seriously.
Wartime.
â€If the federal government doesn’t step up quickly…”
Platitudes.
“…not randomness run amok, but an essential instability to changes in initial conditions”.
“The least ambiguous trade”…
Some feedback on the great BBB apocalypse debate and more.
“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.”
“Whatever he can do in terms of corruption”.
“Good luck, we’re all counting on you”.
“Our position has not changed.”
Imagine that, right?
Does corporate leverage pose a systemic risk? Some perspective…
Because this is what one does, when one has nothing to hide.
There’s some hyperbole going on here…
Narrator: It’s not that simple.
The good news is, it won’t be because of defaults.
“…most concerns have declined notably.”
“Cross-asset performance YTD has had a distinct ‘Goldilocks’ flavor, with equities and bonds rallying together.”
“Please Mr. President”…
Another “some worry” story.
Fallen angel risk, European style.
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