vol indexes remain elevated. could this be the sign of a major directional shift for US markets? pic.twitter.com/dUHkzgW7h9
— Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) April 3, 2018
THE WAY IT IS AND THE WAY IT SHOULD BE…
Stagnant wages, asset bubbles, and malinvestments#StockBuybacks #NapkiNomics pic.twitter.com/SyVrRvE9YR
— OW (@OccupyWisdom) April 3, 2018
We must warn, if the pivot 2,536 is violated in a downside break, then the next tranche of techincal overhead will unlock forcing a downside imbalance to 2,361. pic.twitter.com/MWEX0RP6bQ
— Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) April 4, 2018
Higher funding costs seeping into stocks:t.co/529UU1WTs2 by @LJKawa pic.twitter.com/1u1qLuzeEI
— Tracy Alloway (@tracyalloway) April 4, 2018
IMHO tariffs has mainly been a noisey cover story for Feds doing QT.
However 50billion seems pretty fuckin aggressive and significant next to the previous tarrif implications that were only in the millions t.co/aFhg50v8HL@StockBoardAsset @anilvohra69 @OccupyWisdom pic.twitter.com/hWNTIb1NS2— empty_cup (@B2Balzer) April 3, 2018
Rising Rates Sounding Alarm Bells for Debt-Laden U.S. Consumers
Spending on U.S. general purpose credit cards surged 9.4 percent last year, to $3.5 trillion, according to industry newsletter Nilson Report. Card delinquencies are also rising. U.S. household debt climbed in the fourth quarter at the fastest pace since 2007, according to the Federal Reserve.
everything is awesome. Just don't look at this chart pic.twitter.com/uyz2MMal7I
— Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) April 3, 2018
— Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) April 3, 2018
LIVE: Watch full coverage from Bloomberg TV as the specter of a full trade war batters stocks ▶️ t.co/3k422HhUem pic.twitter.com/f7G5TP4R20
— Bloomberg TV (@BloombergTV) April 4, 2018
Instead of inflation, Japan’s extremely tight labor markets are translating into reduced-quality services for consumers. The US is starting to experience this trend as well.
Source: @DeutscheBank pic.twitter.com/ZZYdosmIHW
— (((The Daily Shot))) (@SoberLook) April 4, 2018
Chart: Bloomberg's US financial conditions index – pic.twitter.com/FQvjPjXZcR
— (((The Daily Shot))) (@SoberLook) April 2, 2018