Once A Caver, Always A Caver?
“Funny how things change when Powell is staring down the barrel of a stock market decline that seemed to be spiraling out of control.”
“Funny how things change when Powell is staring down the barrel of a stock market decline that seemed to be spiraling out of control.”
Mind the land mines.
“We are troubled with the opinions we have of things and not by the things themselves.”
It’s time for another Timiraos “story”.
More “positive attitude and conviction”.
“Which brings me to my preferred way of expressing this trade.”
“…what is important to note here are a number of things.”
“…over time the cumulative cost can become very high.”
The bottom line is that Trump has predictably boxed himself in.
“…[we] found that yeah, the damage is a little bit worse.”
Who knows – maybe ask Sophia.
“Juuust a bit outside.”Â
Risk on, but for how long?
The political landscape stateside is a bit fraught right now – maybe you noticed.
What kind of dollar weakness are you, anyway?
This is the vaunted “wealth effect” – only in reverse.
Powell gave the market an inch, and now it wants a mile.Â
“Predicting Powell’s moves in the upcoming quarters will mean more than trying to come up with a fair value for financial assets.”
Patience is a virtue.
Waiting on “a message”.
The new week is coming.
“Buzzwords” and buzzkills.
The phenomenon is not only real, but in fact pervasive. There are, of course, caveats…
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