by cinemagical414 Every financial crisis is exactly the same. Investors figure out a fun new way to make money, lever up their investments, convince dumber investors and businesses to buy in, lever up some more, spread the risk around the …
Yes you read that right. https://twitter.com/michaelsderby/status/1240805923389669377?s=21 😬 "Americans will need to stay home for at least several weeks" https://t.co/DhcK4sHust — M/1_LP (@MI_Investments) March 20, 2020 Upcoming job losses will be unlike anything the US has ever seen The coronavirus crisis …
Remember the same yield curve that predicted dot com crash, Lehman Collapse, predicted Covid19 Also the same curve keeps saying. The pain in the economy has just begun… with or without Central Banks… Lift the curve up to ~4 and …
by The Phoenix The Everything Bubble has burst. The next crisis, the BIG one to which 2008 was the warmup, is fast approaching. During the 2008 crisis, the Fed did three things: Cut interest rates to zero making credit all but …
by peckx063 Stage 1: Denial. It’s just the flu. Most people don’t get sick. If you’re not old you’ll be fine. It’s media hype. It’s attacking Trump. Don’t look at your 401k for 6 months. Now is an excellent time …
by Xayde26 I’m sure, at this point, you’re familiar w/ the term Quantitative Easing and what it means. The Fed, as of last night, reopened the Primary Dealer Credit Facility. This facility takes in commercial paper and other interest rate …
by The Phoenix Thus far in this crisis, the Fed has: 1) Cut interest rates from 1.25% to 0.15%. 2) Launched over $700 billion in Quantitative Easing (QE). 3) Launched a $1.5 TRILLION repo program. 4) Launched another $1 trillion …
by jessefelder I recently made the distinction here, with a little help from Ben Graham, between investing and speculating. Over the past decade, markets have become overrun with speculators while investors have become an endangered species. “Price-insensitive buying,” as it has …
by SpontaneousDisorder Its not a black swan. This is a flock of black swans all at once. (actually a wedge but that sounds weird). The worst pandemic in 100 years, demand shock, supply shock, supply chain disruption and the financial …
by CRESCAT CAPITAL Dear Investors: Are you looking for securities to buy to take advantage of the carnage in the financial markets from the coronavirus? Baron Rothschild, the 18th-century British banker advised that “The time to buy is when there’s blood …
Which would bring us into a depression. Mnuchin warns virus could yield 20% jobless rate without action Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin raised the possibility with Republican senators that U.S. unemployment could rise to 20% without government intervention because of the …
by SS2907 This panic has been going on for roughly a week and a half now and people are losing their shit, we all know this. City governments, including watershed departments are shutting down. Some news I found out today …
by kotdbt For those who have been through a prolonged bear market, feel free to skip or just comment “ban”. For the newer folks here, be prepared to have your emotions fucked with big time over the next few months. …
by MortalDionysus This is the principle I’ve invested on, this is the principle I’ve thrived on. In early 2007, there were many of us who could clearly see a storm was coming. When you’ve got people saying things like “they aren’t …
by mart1373 I’m sure this will get buried among the many posts today, but it bears repeating: short-term fluctuations in the stock market are short-term. The fact that the market is down right now does not affect your long-term investment outlook, …
by YesImEm Me again from Ireland. Overnight, 100,000+ jobs have been, at least temporarily, lost SOLELY because of the pub closures. We are only at 223 cases. Or 0.0046% of the population. Look at ISEQ, DAX, FTSE, FTSE MIB, CAC. …
by UPFINA Let’s start with what is driving the economy and markets: COVID-19. We suggest you visit https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/ to find the latest updates on the number of cases and deaths from the new coronavirus because whatever we write here will be stale quickly. …
by Ambrosius Theophilus In a week to two weeks time, when all the business have been forced to close down; when kids have been home from school without any recourse to daycare; when nobody ventures outside due to fear and uncertainty; …
by howmuch Coronavirus panic is sweeping the world, forcing governments to take unprecedented steps to slow the pandemic. Schools are closed, bars are shutting down and public events are called off. The world is likely headed into a severe recession, causing …
by RussellHustle When the US dollar was decoupled from gold in 1971, this was the beginning of a global ideological shift, an economic coup, over the means by which money would be created. Almost all central banks at this time …
by alleycatalpa I understand that the market is in shambles and that we are all to busy printing money on SPY PUTS, but I thought I would return to our regularly scheduled programming for a bit. Just two weeks ago …
by Connorvo Due to the coronavirus, a ton of executives are participating in unusual compensation/purchasing activity. So I have begun scraping the SEC website to see which executives are purchasing, selling, or being awarded stock for no known reason except …
by Desogames No need to make this post long. This one’s pretty obvious. No way in hell do i trust the greek 10 year right now; but i wanted to see if the periphery was disconnecting from the EU’s “core” (and …
Bad, very bad pic.twitter.com/57oSedRHtZ — Jim Bianco (@biancoresearch) March 17, 2020 Investors looking for the bottom right nowpic.twitter.com/9RLb0mn3pi — Nick Maggiulli (@dollarsanddata) March 16, 2020 That makes sense. pic.twitter.com/hKOhF0OQxj — Rudy Havenstein, Senior Markets Commentator. (@RudyHavenstein) March 16, 2020 “The …
https://twitter.com/NorthmanTrader/status/1239509936020873218 With SPY trading down around 10% we are sitting near last weeks overnight lows around this level… let’s see what happens after futures open and then immediately freeze. https://t.co/yCrV7LlePl — The Long View (@HayekAndKeynes) March 16, 2020 The plumbing …
by bigbear0083 I just stumbled across this during my weekend reads this afternoon and just thought it was worth sharing with all of you guys in here as well. Listed below are the max. % pullback on each respective bear …
by Michael Markowski Many investors are salivating to trade the dips in a stock market which is becoming increasingly more volatile. It’s because Wall Street for the week ended March 13th according to the headlines had its worst week since 2008. …
by the_dark_side A little bit of background on Oregon, where the Intel Headquarters is located and 40% of their overall Fabrication sites are located.: Oregon can currently test about 80 people a day. Basically, we have no idea how many …
by TaxationIsTh3ft If we start to see corporate defaults on credit lines and loans, we are fuk. So this issue of corporate debt apparently has been known about since, like, forever. By forever I mean 2017, but since we are …
by LeChatBurglar I’ve been seeing a lot of people buying calls/LEAPs for oil, USO, service companies, etc. and saying they’re a good buy right now. There is further pain for the oil business, even if Saudi and Russia hug and …