“Here we are, in an over-leveraged system that gets hit by a pandemic. It’s hard to see how the Fed or the country can extract themselves from that in any reasonable time frame.”

"Here we are, in an over-leveraged system that gets hit by a pandemic. It's hard to see how the Fed or the country can extract themselves from that in any reasonable time frame." t.co/QrHAP9cMpQ

— Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) May 25, 2020

“How does a company amass so much debt? Why do we let that happen?” $HTZ pic.twitter.com/DBJdHhWZCo

— Bag Holder (@BagholderQuotes) May 25, 2020

Ironically The #FED Incl Janet Yellen Had Been Warning Of Excessive US Corporate #Debt They Helped Flourish With Low Rates – Goldman: The #Default Cycle Has Started. #Bankruptcy t.co/Hf99ZXNVPX pic.twitter.com/gbaEepB4aD

— Crush The Market (@crushthemarket) May 26, 2020

More than 10% of the companies included in the Russel 1000 Index has reduced or suspended #dividends. pic.twitter.com/J9Y3TxsBkV

— jeroen blokland (@jsblokland) May 25, 2020

y/y% velocity will slump further as GDP drops in Q2 and the Fed continues to buy assets/make loans – consistent with -1.5% core inflation next yr (though likely to overstate the drop as we've had a huge injection of money, not just a natural fall in velocity as people spent less) pic.twitter.com/L3gPfl2Ylj

— MacroMarketsDaily (@macro_daily) May 25, 2020