This is Global. System wide.
Risk has been mispriced for a decade.
Only just beginning to reset.
The System is in the midst of collapse. t.co/8ml1OsQHkV
— Paranoid Bull (@paranoidbull) October 20, 2018
Does anyone understand that if you net out govt #debt spending, our growth is negative for like 5 years?
Why are you #bullish? pic.twitter.com/QNozRtFaya
— OW (@OccupyWisdom) October 20, 2018
why is the global auto industry plummeting? pic.twitter.com/H46X0AmIgd
— Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) October 20, 2018
A long way down t.co/6q9rDtptZT
— OW (@OccupyWisdom) October 20, 2018
the sell-off isn't over until everyone that's been saying to buy the dip the past week gets really nervous
— StockCats (@StockCats) October 19, 2018
In 2007 there were 55 firms with AAA rated debt. Now there are 2.
Energy, telecom, and utilities have the highest debt to EBITDA.
51.5% of Russell 2000 debt has floating rates, exposing the small caps to rising rates. t.co/Lvh5DqciDP
— UPFINA (@UPFINAcom) October 20, 2018
High Probability of Global recession soon
Ned Davis research writes ….note the red arrow at the top right. Readings above 70 have found us in recession 92.11% of the time (1970 to present). Several months ago, the model score stood at 61.3. It has just moved to 80.04. Expect a global recession. It either has begun or will begin shortly. Though no guarantee, as 7.89% of the time since 1970 when the global economic indicators that make up this model were above 70, a recession did not occur.