Hell Or High Water.
“…frustration gave way to incredulity and, eventually, incredulity surrendered to a kind of fatalism”.
“…frustration gave way to incredulity and, eventually, incredulity surrendered to a kind of fatalism”.
“We caution investors that this bubble will likely collapse.”
“Everyone knows the latest Trump budget is dead on arrival in Congress”.
The mood is sour, to say the least.
But c’est la vie…
It underscores the primacy of those concerns even in an environment plagued by worries on the supply side.
It’s starting to feel like August all over again for markets.
Too rich for some folks’ liking.
“Psychological factors and extremely negative expectations”.
It seems far-fetched now, but it’s always the ones you don’t see coming that are a problem.
This really wasn’t supposed to happen.
But what is a “cycle” that doesn’t turn? Not a “cycle”, that’s for damn sure.Â
Back to the future, as “slow-flation” trades are once again en vogue.
“This started the day I came down the escalator with the First Lady”.
“Pneumonia apocalypse” wasn’t a box that was available to check.
“I’m gonna send ’em to you, but you gotta pay us”.
“The Islamic Republic of Iran deeply regrets this”.
More “maximum” pressure.
“Send delegates to Iraq to prepare a mechanism to carry out the parliament’s resolution”.
“This VERY ‘Long Gamma’ dynamic continues to act as a market shock-absorber”.
Abedzadeh insists it’s “not possible”.
“I represent more troops than any other member of this body. I buried one of them earlier today at Arlington”.
Spoiler alert: It’s been a “momentum-driven market” for a long, long time, Jeremy.
No matter how you slice it, this is a senseless tragedy.
Gao said he has no additional information to offer about the terms of the deal.
Better than 80% of S&P 500 stocks are perched above their 200-day moving average.
It could have been worse.
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