Mohamed El-Erian Reveals His ‘Gut Feeling’ On The Emerging Market Selloff In Interview With Goldman
“I wouldn’t label myself as a pessimist but rather as someone who respects market technicals.”
“I wouldn’t label myself as a pessimist but rather as someone who respects market technicals.”
Remember January?
Trade, immigration and “covfefe” – what else is there?
Lucky number 8.
Lots and lots of “winning.”
“We do not believe this decoupling will be sustainable. Either the rest of the equities must come under pressure or the financial sector must rally.”
A spoonful of sugar, helps the medicine go down.
Ironies, cartels and trade wars.
Aaand that’s the week.
Now wait for the imminent retaliation from Beijing.
Holding pattern as market awaits the Fed.
The main event cometh.
The bar is high. Or is it?
Lost in the shuffle, but perhaps unjustifiably so.
If you’re a snifter is half-full (of Hennessy) type…
“I see the game that is being played.”
One bank has a message for you…
Around the world and back again.
“I gotcha, I gotcha … oops.”
When “selections” become “choices” again, we have to decide whether that’s ultimately a “bad” turn of events or whether it’s just an inevitable (and ultimately desirable) consequence of a return to two-way markets.Â
Be patient. It’ll work out. Maybe.
But still, read it.
Here’s what’s in play.
More questions than answers, as per usual.
And that’s the week.
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