Elizabeth Warren: An Economic Crash Is Coming
“The country’s economic foundation is fragile. A single shock could bring it all down”.
“The country’s economic foundation is fragile. A single shock could bring it all down”.
Equities trading delivers the second-best quarterly performance in four years.
Around the world and back again.
What was Jay Powell’s real mistake?
This seems somewhat uninspiring.
A lot of ad hoc musings here cobbled together and submitted for your approval.
“This is what happens when”…
“Between the March 2009 bottom and the January 2018 peak, of course, they were essentially buying the dips—-about 50 of them with material dimension. The short-run narrative constantly changed—low interest rates, escape velocity ahead, synchronous global reflation, Goldilocks once more—-but the mechanic was always the same.”
“At the end of the day, the real scandal of central banking is that it takes credit for what it doesn’t cause and can’t achieve in the main street economy, while ignoring the mayhem its machinations bring to the financial system.”
There you go. It’s Mrs. Watanabe. Or in this case, “Mr.” Watanabe.
“But I wonder if Ray Dalio’s retirement was equally smart. Could he have timed it perfectly? Did he retire like Michael Jordon after sinking the jump shot in the dying seconds to win the series?”
Market participants are suffering from (or maybe “relishing in” is better) a veritable “VIX-ation.” Why
China’s labyrinthine shadow banking complex has been a source of concern for years. It’s always
If you struggle mightily when it comes to understanding exactly what the fuck is going on in China’s financial system, you’ll be forgiven because after all, it looks like this…
Morgan Stanley has been warning about richness in credit for months and I’ve often cited their analysis in my own posts. Indeed I’ve said repeatedly that when it comes to tranquil markets and rampant complacency, there’s no asset class that looks more dangerous than credit.
When it comes to floundering under the weight of legacy litigation costs (both real and psychological), nobody does it like Deutsche Bank.
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