π€ PROB WRONG…#WILSHIRE5000 π August 29 @ 30,384#NYSE COMPOSITE π January 26 @ 13,637#NASDAQ COMPOSITE π August 29 @ 8,109#SP500 π August 29 @ 2,877#DOWJONES π January 26 @ 26,616 pic.twitter.com/mGFCqOOLrP
— OW (@OccupyWisdom) September 18, 2018
What happens when pension funds and robo-advisors try to rebalance their #SP500 weighting over days in what has been accumulated over the entire #bullmarket?
Via @bulldogholmes pic.twitter.com/7Z37FRyMVw
— OW (@OccupyWisdom) September 18, 2018
US slowdown is nearing — fiscal stimulus has faded, and trade wars have already created a global slow down in trade, next up is US repricing of assets pic.twitter.com/xnaLWAqRPY
— Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) September 17, 2018
The FAANG composite is in resistance for the first time since this #techbubble 2 began seriously inflating. This is a big deal. #FAANG$FB $AMZN $AAPL $NFLX $GOOG
Apple is something to pay particular attention to pic.twitter.com/xWtIfDTHjD
— OW (@OccupyWisdom) September 17, 2018
1. THE SYSTEM IS UNSTABLE
2. THIS IS NOT ABOUT #TARIFFS
3. @POTUS said over (2) years ago βAny country that devalues their currency to take unfair advantage of the United States and all of its companies that canβt compete will face tariffs and taxes to stop the cheating.β
— OW (@OccupyWisdom) September 18, 2018
4. THE #STOCKMARKET HAS HAD EIGHT QUARTERS TO DIGEST THIS
5. THIS IS A MANIA AND WILL END THE WAY ALL MANIAS END
6. BLAME THE AVALANCHE ON THE INSTABILITY, NOT THE SNOWFLAKE (@JamesGRickards) pic.twitter.com/liSHGTb7Tl
— OW (@OccupyWisdom) September 18, 2018
US-China #tradewar will cast shadow on global growth.
– 10% #tariffs on $200bn + existing 25% on $50bn = drag of 0.4ppt in 2019 #GDP
– 25% #tariffs by Jan 1 would have more significant effect
– escalation to all imports would cut growth by 1ppt. pic.twitter.com/fq3MZBONns— Oxford Economics (@OxfordEconomics) September 18, 2018
Eurozone PMI is clearly showing the slowdown…
…Only after β¬2 trillion of stimulus… pic.twitter.com/8nr5Ru2USU
— Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) September 18, 2018
The US consumer is so strong that in the past 3 months sporting goods and hobby store sales are -13.6% SAAR; dept stores are -6.9%; autos are -4% SAAR; clothing and accessories are -2.2%; and both building materials & furniture sales are flat. Imagine what a recession looks like!
— David Rosenberg (@EconguyRosie) September 18, 2018