last month's carnage was a wake up call that a global slowdown is coming pic.twitter.com/85OvSOC8TO
— Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) November 3, 2018
63% of ALL #SP500 $SPX companies which reported earnings have provided negative guidance
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— OW (@OccupyWisdom) November 2, 2018
Durable Goods Orders: Machinery…tumbles -6.2pts to 0.4% y/y in September. Signals weak growth/CapEx. Something to watch. pic.twitter.com/Ko2YSHX1Ji
— Eric Pomboy (@epomboy) November 3, 2018
ChOTD-11/2/18 Dow: Large Monthly Drops From Highs – Last 100 Years $DJIA $DIA pic.twitter.com/EPafyLIjOF
— Dana Lyons (@JLyonsFundMgmt) November 2, 2018
holy crap pic.twitter.com/V8j3TfTAD2
— Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) November 2, 2018
WTI versus $SPX Oil Index — Is history about to repeat?? pic.twitter.com/YOUK9gDhkq
— Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) November 3, 2018
3M USD LIBOR pic.twitter.com/Ur6LsKSjka
— Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) November 2, 2018
AVERAGE CREDIT CARD RATES 1999-2018
We still have a negative real Fed funds rate, but somehow banks have decided that average credit card rates should be 16.5%….
in a country consumed by debt and an economy driven by consumer debt spending.
I WONDER WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? pic.twitter.com/4vfx1T1pLi
— OW (@OccupyWisdom) November 3, 2018
Nikkei Asian Review: "Luxury sales slowdown reflects waning Chinese buying power"
– Middle-class consumers hold back, with cash stuck in sinking stocks and property
👉https://t.co/OeTrqk460T pic.twitter.com/tM5IRtQ4Pp— M/I_Investments (@MI_Investments) November 3, 2018
#Housing and all attached industries, having enjoyed years of #FederalReserve support and imprudent price controls, are facing a large headwind. The sensitivities are extremely high and likely to be disruptive. Balance sheet dropping, spreads widening. Liquidity poor. pic.twitter.com/jaVSG91IjK
— JP Scott (@JackPScott) November 2, 2018