China’s Monday Meltdown In Pictures
“Rough day” doesn’t quite capture it.
“Rough day” doesn’t quite capture it.
Now, let’s go to Twitter to see what the president thinks.
It appears as though there’s always “someone” buying the proverbial dip – an invisible hand, as it were.
If you have further questions…
“Plunge protection” – no conspiracy theories needed.
…you’re left to question both the will and the ability of Beijing to prolong the global cycle.
“If in the coming years politicians adopt MMT policies, your outrage will do your portfolio little good.”
Penning breathless missives about the impact of buybacks on equities long ago lost its novelty.
By now, you know the narrative – or at least you should.
This time really is different, apparently.
“…if this is indeed the case, the reflexivity in markets ratchets up by multiple orders.”
Xi has your back, or so it seems.
Lifelessly adrift – again…
“Or to spell it out”…
But for how long?
“Business history is full of unintended consequences of legislation.”
Mnuchin in the hot seat.
And other musings from March’s dovish surprise…
The debate continues…
“Mr. Moore is superbly underqualified.”
Attribute it to whatever you like…
At this juncture, it’s probably just a matter of what “breaks” first in the “everything rally”.
The dollar has flummoxed more than a few folks in 2019.
“Is this really what everybody wants?”
“…we believe risk appetite is unlikely to turn positive”.
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