‘More Misery’: Stocks Dive In Spain As Catalonia Persists In Fantasy It Is Independent State
Treasonous bastards are back.
Treasonous bastards are back.
“There is a non-trivial chance that structural changes in our social worlds of politics and markets have made it impossible to identify predictive/ derivative patterns.”Â
Waiting on Santa.
“This is as close to an ETF as one could get in the crypto space.”
Again.
Obviously, those charts are apples to oranges.Â
Right?
“And Santa, if I don’t see you, the cookies are in the Tupperware bowl on the table that’s piled up with research reports I promise to read.”
“Screwed you’re.”
“Well, my millennial readers, I will let you in on a little secret. You guys are in the midst of blowing your very own bubble.”
Risk. On. Dammit.
As you can see, things really accelerated on Friday, which is the day the company made the following announcement…
The reason we bring this up on Sunday is actually to draw your attention to another fun “longest since” moment.
And that’s the week.
Nobody pull the wrong block.
“Nah nah nah – I can’t hear you.”
“There is less to lose sleep about now than in quite some time.”
“But for a universe of individual investors (and rather distressingly, probably some institutional investors, too), the message of empowerment is anything but. It’s a nudge into terrible portfolios, terrible costs and terrible outcomes. But hey, at least they got religion and implemented those terrible, far-too-actively-traded portfolios with ETFs!”
This was another day dominated by crypto news, tax banter, and Donald Trump – in other words…
“Was she lucky? Or was this the result of smart policy decisions?”
One small step…
A snowy hike and so much more.
“The prevailing wisdom is that there are two great housing bubbles out there today”…
Nothing too outlandish happened except of course for…
There’s trouble in market paradise.
You piled into stocks in November, didn’t you?Â
“The major opposing forces in 2018 will be contracting global liquidity vs synchronized global growth. Our view is that the former will be the bigger force, and will drive asset returns in 2018.”
Whatever the case, we shouldn’t lose sight of these two trillion-dollar bubbles because, well, because they are trillion-dollar bubbles and generally speaking, trillion-dollar bubbles do not just go gentle into that good night.Â
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