Last time Government intervened it didn't stop market fall pic.twitter.com/7UMJGSLs65
— Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) March 21, 2020
Prime money market funds experiencing significant outflows
— Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) March 21, 2020
BBB alarm pic.twitter.com/p9xZs6P9ms
— Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) March 21, 2020
MBS spreads pic.twitter.com/um1cBHWJsM
— Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) March 21, 2020
Look at credit fund flows compared to crisis pic.twitter.com/lGSqihE6c6
— Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) March 21, 2020
World desperately needed dollars pic.twitter.com/UwXTZFgGyy
— Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) March 21, 2020
Goldman goes nuts: cutting estimates for the third time in a month and now expecting a decline of 33% to $110. Consensus still "napping" @ $168. P/E obviously rockets…thats a huge hair-cut. On a quarterly basis, year/year EPS growth will equal -15%, -123%, -21%, and +27%(ugh) pic.twitter.com/omnZ6vb8Qp
— PIRATE BIGGS (@Saburgs) March 22, 2020
"This system isn't fragile because of 'bubbles' or any exorbitant spending or 'trickle down', it's fragile because we haven't designed systems to respond to crises. We could have not had any of those things and we'd still be vulnerable to this crisis"—@NathanTankus t.co/xzFA5I18sH
— Matthew B (@boes_) March 21, 2020
Investor Dan Niles Believes It’s Still a Long Way for Stocks to Bottom
Dan Niles of AlphaOne Capital Partners said Friday that he doesn’t trust the bounces the stock market has seen and thinks the market is still a long way from a bottom.
31% of People Aren’t Confident They Can Pay for Housing If Recession Hits
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World’s Top Debt Funds Lose Billions in Coronavirus Rout
Coronavirus has hit the world’s biggest debt funds, which have lost billions of dollars in value, Morningstar data shows, while one smaller fund shed half its value in a little over two weeks.
The Crash Of 2000 Is Now Worse Than The Great Depression
The US stock market has crashed faster than both the Great Depression and Black Monday, and in terms of the total drawdown, the crash of 2020 is now worse than 1929 and is fast approaching 1987.
Goldman: Unprecedented Stop in Economic Activity, Q2 GDP Contracting 24%
Goldman economists had expected a decline of 5% in the second quarter, but they said social distancing measures have affected many sectors and will hit hard.
Global Banks Get Stressed Like Never Before
As the economic impact of radical steps to curb the coronavirus worsens, the challenge will be to keep the banking sector part of the solution rather than part of the problem.
‘Demand Destruction’: Analysts Race to Lower Outlooks for Oil
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