Risk assets are pricing in a more rapid economic recovery AND infinite stimulus; the result: people keep buying at record highs. This is called absurdity!
— Marc-André Fongern (@Fongern_FX) December 1, 2020
The S&P 500 has moved far beyond its peak price-sales revenue from March 2000, when the dot-com bubble years ended. See my Chart of the Day. https://t.co/kzj84HyJUT pic.twitter.com/UwvgAlzlCG
— Dave Wilson's Archive: Chart & Stock of the Day+ (@TheOneDave) November 30, 2020
VIX suppresion.exe .. many people are shorting vol
what could go wrong right?
— Alessio (@AlessioTMAD) November 30, 2020
fat finger testing btc liquidity… pic.twitter.com/FZBhwEYYHN
— SolidusMax (@SolidusMax) December 1, 2020
Don't stimulate bankrupt branches of the economy – ECB really doesn't understand what they've been doing. 20% of all companies are insolvent in Spain (AND NOT NEEDED – so economy can rebalance those people to newly created branches, but ECB still trying to disturb this process). https://t.co/lbRDlUQxz6
— GregTheAnalyst (@Analyst_G) December 1, 2020
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