It took 19 months (6/16-2/18) for the #SP500 to gain 44% and less than two weeks to lose nearly 10%
It took the SP500 five years (10/02-10/07) for the SP500 to gain 100% and only 18 months (10/07-03/09) to give it all back (and more).
h/t @OccupyWisdom
“We [the Fed] have been suppressing the yield curve – if rates rise, it’s a ticking time bomb.” -Fmr. Dallas Fed Chair Richard Fisher, May 19, 2015
Rates are rising. My guess is that Fisher's comment is precisely why this chart is diverging the way it is (real rates v. gold): pic.twitter.com/sGLtr2DYNa
— Luke Gromen (@LukeGromen) April 19, 2018
— Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) April 20, 2018
Warning: "Credit Impulse Heading South," h/t @MishGEA pic.twitter.com/fZnGsKix4P
— Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) April 19, 2018
— Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) April 20, 2018
Amount of BBB-rated debt linked to benchmark corporate credit indexes nearing $3 trillion. That amount is 50% larger than the whole U.S. investment-grade market back in mid-2007 t.co/ntBUWBGb1t pic.twitter.com/k4Yh60towD
— Trevor Noren (@trevornoren) April 19, 2018
CHART SHOWING ALL THE #RECESSIONS PREDICTED BY THE FED pic.twitter.com/uUhCJ6yvOs
— OW (@OccupyWisdom) April 19, 2018
FILL IN THE BLANK
Suppress>flatten>invert>collapse>rescission REPEAT
Danielle Dimartino Booth on the $240 Trillion Global Debt Bomb
Danielle Dimartino Booth explain’s the $240 Trillion global debt that includes emerging markets and rising interest rates on that debt.
Insane Junk Bond Bubble: Riskiest Bond Class Now Yields Under 10%
“The market is in total denial and happily chasing yield and taking on more risks.”
