Don’t Fight The Rate-Setters? Or Are Stocks ‘The Real Aberration’?
“The reality is”…
“The reality is”…
“It is time to bring this trade war to an end”.
Semis are now synonymous with the overarching macro narrative.
To the extent there are any good vibes, they aren’t likely to last.
Donald Trump likely won’t be in a good mood as the new week dawns.
If you’re curious to know what US credit investors are concerned about, the answer is “China”.
Just after 8:30 AM on Tuesday, Donald Trump sent his eleventh tweet of the day….
“…a toxic cocktail of misguided protectionism and tacky jingoism wrapped in faux national security concerns.”
But beware “miscalculations”.
“…this is a possible continuation of the March episode.”
A slippery slope, indeed.
“If anyone thinks the Chinese side is bluffing, that will be the most significant misjudgment.”
Donald Trump is walking down a dangerous road – and he’s out of reliable guides.
Local stability, but mind the “bandit” at 1600 Penn.
“Sure. Be my guest. But I warn you, it hasn’t been nice.â€
“…some of the fears are justified more than others.”
“The art of the ‘let’s hurry up and get this done'”.
Win, lose or draw?
What could go wrong?
…if this isn’t resolved, it has the potential to create a permanent rift between Washington and Beijing at a critical juncture for the world.
“… it sets up a dangerous dynamic where ‘late-comers’ are forced-in.””
“…the question is an interesting one.”
If you’re looking to point fingers at anyone for currency “manipulation”…
“I hope you keep up the good work.”
“Progress” is in the eye of the beholder.
Matt Whitaker testified on Capitol Hill Friday and predictably, it was painful to watch.
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