FED really can’t force full of water horse to drink more…
— GregTheAnalyst (@Analyst_G) April 14, 2021
"There’s been no shortage of credit provided overall by U.S. banks in the last year. It’s just that most of it went to Wall Street rather than Main Street." t.co/xXfXdUNuS4 pic.twitter.com/zi0T6avQGd
— Nomi Prins (@nomiprins) April 14, 2021
They are: 2017, WSJ, "Fed to Markets: The Balance Sheet Wind-Down Will Be Like 'Watching Paint Dry.'"t.co/zoTc7yOfa0
— Luke Gromen (@LukeGromen) April 14, 2021
U.S. import prices increased for a fifth straight month in March, advancing 1.2% following a 1.3% rise in February t.co/iRzi7dehss pic.twitter.com/LdVoSyQ8t7
— St. Louis Fed (@stlouisfed) April 14, 2021
‘Big Short’ Investor Danny Moses Says Meme Stocks Remind Him of the Dot-Com Bubble, Slams the Fed
Veteran investor Danny Moses compared the stock-market boom to the dot-com bubble, underscored the dangers of excessive leverage and liquidity, and called for the Federal Reserve to temper its stimulus efforts in a recent RealVision interview.
Jerome Powell Risks Alan Greenspan’s Fate
Powell seems to be repeating Greenspan’s mistake of inflating asset and credit market bubbles even though there are the clearest of signs of considerable excess in those markets.