what planet do these people live on? stop "NOT QE" and lets see that confidence. t.co/PKgfZwszga
— AGTrader (@ag_trader) February 19, 2020
Centralised economy = When 5 companies make up all earnings growth…Note 2 investors: The stock market isn't an indicator of broad strength in #US economy. The mid-cap segment (Russell2000), tht actually derives most of it's earnings in the US, has neg. earnings & high debt lvls pic.twitter.com/Y3YHSA0HQ9
— Mr. Sune H. Sorensen AKA The Librarian (@LibrariumViews) February 19, 2020
An entire generation of younger investors is starting to believe stocks don’t go down and fundamentals don’t matter
— Hipster (@Hipster_Trader) February 19, 2020
This is embarrassing for the Fed. QT on autopilot, oh shit we blew up the over leveraged economy, curve inverts, insurance rate cuts don’t worry everything is fine, Repo blows up but don’t worry ‘not QE’, curve inverts again as global growth gets worse, last cut we promise… t.co/ShemCJSf1z
— Greg S. (@GS_CapSF) February 19, 2020
This is the most ridiculous spin I’ve ever heard out of the Fed. See, in the 1990’s rates were much higher because we lost total confidence in the economy. t.co/CeGmzjxo0V
— GreekFire23 (@GreekFire23) February 19, 2020
Global central bank balance sheet growth (YoY, $bn) – @SoberLook @ISABELNET_SA @BofAML pic.twitter.com/U2PHErVxG5
— Rob Hager (@Rob_Hager) February 19, 2020
Market Euphoria, Global Slowdown: Lacalle
We are living through what is probably the most surprising bull market in history…