Nothing to see here. All time complacency in a world of turmoil. t.co/1BfKVNbCbL
— Other Side Asset Management (@othersideam) January 8, 2020
US #leveragedloan issuance backing LBOs totaled $89B in 2019, the least since 2016 (though still a relatively strong showing). Almost half of all PE-backed loans last year supported buyouts pic.twitter.com/JnYe5zKPta
— Leveraged Loans (@lcdnews) January 8, 2020
Riskier corporate debt sales pose ‘stability concern’ — NY Fed t.co/q1VNVEm5uE
— Financial Times (@FT) January 8, 2020
If only there were sign of a bubble….Hmmmm. Isn't it amazing what financial steroids can do ($15T global QE levered up to ???; US debt $10T–>$23T, $5T corp buybacks, 0% rates)🤔 Meanwhile the organic inputs📉@RobSKaplan @neelkashkari @marydalyecon @EricRosengren @benbernanke t.co/gNAAevTZA8
— M/I_Investments (@MI_Investments) January 8, 2020
Those are all bubbles. If Bernanke was there in 2000 instead of Greenspan and inflated the Dot Com Bubble higher with 0% rates and QE, would it be any less of a bubble? No, it would have been MORE of a bubble. 🤔👇t.co/yE3iRWUB38
— M/I_Investments (@MI_Investments) January 8, 2020
.@neelkashkari giving free money to hedge funds to buy $tsla isn't helping the average walmart worker – please explain t.co/b2imH1VMXH
— Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) January 8, 2020