#LIBOR highest in 10 years pic.twitter.com/DpSPpYXVs9
— OW (@OccupyWisdom) November 6, 2018
WTI Crude Enters Bear Market – Plunges To 7-Month Lows
WTI Crude futures are down 20% from their early October highs, with the front-month contract back to a $61 handle at its lowest level since April.
As more details emerged of US sanctions exemptions and the US-China trade war stoked concerns over slowing global growth that underpins energy consumption, WTI has plummeted…
Exactly- and after the election market meddling – the #equity markets will follow #oil t.co/SrF1RijpgJ
— mcm-ct.com (@mcm_ct) November 6, 2018
Oil Collapse is not good for US industrial production pic.twitter.com/8EBKXUhrlJ
— Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) November 6, 2018
Catching down with copper t.co/ETncqrvT7L [notes on the chart taken from Alhambra, Jeffrey Snider] pic.twitter.com/DwQYwPFNmb
— Franceska (@Frances35816251) November 6, 2018
US-equities: The sell-off in Oct brought equity valuations back to levels last seen in 2015-2016. But #earnings momentum has deteriorated, chart @PictetWM pic.twitter.com/jrRyIbznmF
— ACEMAXX ANALYTICS (@acemaxx) November 6, 2018
October. The month’s 11.5% #SP500 drawdown, according to Bloomberg, produced a crescendo of 1916 new lows compared to a modest 801 new 52-week low after the 11.8% (intraday) decline in Jan-Feb, as this chart shows. pic.twitter.com/lsiw01mAXP
— Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) November 6, 2018
89% OF ASSETS PRICED IN USD HAVE A NEGATIVE RETURN
Highest % since 1901
Via @markets pic.twitter.com/ONl8JY2w0g
— OW (@OccupyWisdom) November 6, 2018
“The ETF structure isn’t really designed for a large market sell-off,” Schwartz said by phone from Miami. “They will break if people don’t trust that they have the liquidity that they think they do today.”t.co/2wITOUJDjd
— Themis Sal (@ThemisSal) November 5, 2018