Why One Bank Thinks Big Tech Is ‘The Most At Risk’ If Joe Biden Takes The Oval Office
And yet, all of this comes as the post-COVID reality tends to favor many of trends associated with “new” tech.
And yet, all of this comes as the post-COVID reality tends to favor many of trends associated with “new” tech.
“Truth be told, I kind of like – I can’t believe I’m saying this – I actually think I’m bullish on stocks”.
Simply put: The economic, market, and societal cross currents are strong right now.
“It is going to be different”.
“The ‘trade up into-, trade down out of-‘ the June serial options expiration phenomenon [is] finally kicking in”.
“…significantly higher from last year but not massively so”.
“Equity issuance has skyrocketed to $170 billion this year”…
“…fool me once, shame on — shame on you”.
“…a meaningfully larger drop-off”.
The title is in jest – mostly.
“…the perfect answer for a central bank dealing with a credit crunch”.
“…equity markets are set to experience a wave of capital raisings”.
“The forces which will bring about inflation are aligning”.
“…we would need to see an unprecedented marriage where both monetary and fiscal policy align in a magnitude not previously experienced”.
“Investors”, he writes, are “still extremely bearish”.
Another incredulous “legend”, robbed of an opportunity to make (more) millions.
Let us count the concerns, shall we?
But higher corporate taxes aren’t the only wraiths and phantasms floating around Larry’s tortured dreams.
Critics will be critics, though.
“Reply hazy, try again later”.
“…the United States will never be able to return to free market capitalism.”
But “there are believers out there.”
“Black & white memories”.
“It is never different this time.”
Respondents see a “U-shaped” recovery, not a “V-shaped” miracle.Â
Amid the worst crisis “since the dawn of the jet age”, America’s airline industry needs a bailout. And we’re going to give them one.
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