by Amy S. Food shortages are incoming, as the food supply chain already in danger of breaking down. With businesses closing, unemployment skyrocketing, and everyone forced to stay at home, a hurricane is about to hit. And that is the Food …
The target is $2,000. Here are the details… by Stewart Thomson of Graceland Updates 1. Gold bullion, the world’s “queen of assets”, has a majestic upside breakout from a large inverse H&S bull continuation pattern. 2. Look at this important price action. Is this an …
by Egon von Greyerz A Hyperinflationary Depression has always been the inevitable end to the biggest financial bubble in history. And this time it will be global. Hyperinflation will spread from country to country like Coronavirus. It could start anywhere but the …
by Soniklyg First of all we know that the market was moving faster than the safe speed and without safety measures because Trump wanted to brag about how great the “ship” is and how fast it can go. Then the …
by mekonsodre14 Nomura published an insightful piece about the short squeeze, that partially pushed stocks higher. featured in this article from Financial Time’s Alphaville (copy link tag text with dot after com to access article) https://ftalphaville.ft.com./2020/04/07/1586255667000/Markets-Now—Tuesday-7th-April-2020/#comments It also mentions that …
https://twitter.com/Fxhedgers/status/1247623473335136256 Awwwww S&P lost it's mojo from this am.Big boys trade at the end of the day. pic.twitter.com/3P7dMVOn7T — Markets-like people-should be free-TQN-👑 (@TechQn) April 7, 2020 In which of these bear markets did unemployment rise to even 11%? @Quillintel …
by UPFINA The March labor market report was a disaster even though the numbers were only updated from the week of March 12th. Stocks sold off modestly in response to this terrible report on Friday as the bear market has priced …
by LikeMyNewHat FACT: The S&P hit its current low on 03/23/20. ALLEGED FACT: Using the RSI, the S&P retests its lows 28 days later (median) FACT: 28 days after 03/23/20 is 4/20/20. FOUR-TWENTY! It’s destiny!! FACT: 2,792 is a 50% retracement …
by the_asker_man Seriously, it’s like 90% of you tards have never seen a recession before. Guess what: you have up days in bear markets. Sometimes you have up months. You think it’s all circuit-breaker downs until we bottom out a week …
https://twitter.com/anilvohra69/status/1247180100782571520 https://t.co/DVsKdMVKeu — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) April 6, 2020 https://twitter.com/197_damien/status/1247477337689591808 🧐Low Volume´s Bounce via @dlacalle_IA @AlessioUrban @EconGlobal @BrantLakeCa @LordPolemos @MI_Investments @SpeculaThor @bocajoes @trading24h @tey_west @Rafael60980545 @2020ninewaves @josep_codina @wheeliedealer @XRP_589_Theunis @ChileBitcoin @paibad @juanjoseblesa @autoctoNO pic.twitter.com/LQn7kGXuE6 — Antonio Pérez-Algás (@apanalis) April 7, 2020 …
by opticallychallenged At DanielleFong on Twitter is doing a crazy YOLO with daily updates. As of today she has nearly $2 million of $200 strike SPY puts expiring in June. in case you are wondering, yes this is what a …
The recent rallies on the Dow (^DJI) and S&P 500 (^GSPC) have some investors wondering if the worst of the market declines amid the COVID-19 pandemic are over. The Dow, which rose more than 1100 points on Monday, is trading …
by Michael Snyder The mysteries surrounding this COVID-19 pandemic just keep getting deeper and deeper. When you catch a virus, you are not supposed to test positive, fully recover and test negative, and then some time later start testing positive …
by Charles Hugh-Smith An economy of rackets designed to enrich the few at the expense of the many is brittle because self-serving rackets snuff out competition, accountability and transparency. What’s remarkable about the lockdown isn’t the hue and cry about …
by Michael Snyder The cascading failures that have been set into motion by this “coronavirus shutdown” are going to make the financial crisis of 2008 look like a Sunday picnic. As you will see below, it is being estimated that …
Financial Survival Network, Released on 4/6/20 1. Optimism in markets due to the peak in the spread of COVID-19 is behind us. The Spring season is here and there should be less new cases I would assume. This will be …
Seeing way too many people treating this market as a run or the mill sell off, the likes of which we have seen regularly 2009-2019.. and assuming that policy action = buy the dip 1/ — Igor Shatz (@Copernicus2013) April …
by Jason Burack of Wall St For Main St Sunday night, oil futures opened up hours ago up almost 12% and then crashed and have gotten down to as low as 6%. This is a lot of volatility for the oil market in …
by SpontaneousDisorder Almost 600 downgrades have already relegated >$130bn in corporate bond from investment grade to HY and there is more to come. @alpinemacro via @SoberLook pic.twitter.com/7fQnQ69G9n — Adam Tooze (@adam_tooze) April 6, 2020 71% of Small Business Owners Fear …
https://twitter.com/donaldplawson/status/1246960846196166663 Lots of junk-bond grade corporate debt, well before COVID-19 https://t.co/oHp5yRNzq9 — Brian Flannery (@brianflannery) April 4, 2020 https://twitter.com/psgrimm64/status/1246073669853593600
Despite a positive start for Monday’s session, Jim Rogers, co-founder of the Quantum Fund and chairman of Rogers Holdings, continues to ring a bearish alarm bell for U.S. markets. However, he believes that investors can now find opportunities in Asia …
by MJackisch I just want to ask you what was your original thesis was regarding this medical and financial crisis? I, for one, am still bearish, even if SP500 goes up 5% tonight. Consider this, during the 2008 financial crisis, …
by Amy S. America is going through unprecedented economic and social changes that will lead to martial law and economic collapse. The entire economy is declining and the labor market is on a free fall and millions of Americans are …
By Nick Cunningham ExxonMobil saw its credit rating downgraded by Moody’s on Thursday from Aaa to Aa1, with a Negative outlook. Two weeks ago, S&P cut Exxon’s credit rating. The oil major’s struggles are growing, but they predate the pandemic and the collapse of …
U.S. economy is entering the ‘deepest recession on record’ The U.S. economy is struggling right now. On Thursday, we learned that initial filings for unemployment insurance totaled a record 6.648 million for the week ending March 28, more than doubling the prior week’s …
by Chris Kimble Does History Repeat? Is does rhyme sometimes!!! This chart looks at the S&P 500 on a weekly basis over the past 20-years. The S&P declined by 50% during the 2000-2003 bear market. On the week of 3/23/2001, it experienced its first …
by Charles Hugh-Smith Recall that the initial deaths and related costs are only the first-order effects; policy makers have to consider the second-order effects. Everyone who reckons that the lockdown is needless and more destructive than the pandemic that triggered …
by Michael Snyder What are hungry Americans going to do when the food banks don’t have any more food for them? Over the past couple of weeks, we have witnessed the largest spike in unemployment in all of U.S. history. Since …
By Nick Corbishley, for WOLF STREET: Against this backdrop of unprecedented uncertainty, as tenants of shops, bars, restaurants and offices refuse to pay their rents en masse and almost all commercial property deals fall through, it’s all but impossible to put an …
by TheHappyHawaiian Certain sectors get hit harder in various recessions, and some always get hit hard in all recessions (consumer cyclical for example), but as these sectors decline, they become a smaller and smaller piece of the S&P500 pie by …