People are FOMOing into long duration risk ahead of the Fed. This is peak silliness and I doubt it ends well.
— Markets & Mayhem (@Mayhem4Markets) November 1, 2022
Neither the indices nor individual stocks are anywhere near their bottoms.
The third big bear market in 20 years will be lights out for many. It is going to destroy a record amount of wealth in the process.
2008 was the warm up, this one is the killer!
— HOZ (@MFHoz) October 31, 2022
Did you hear?
Biden believes we will not see a recession – while Bloomberg said there’s a 100% chance of a recession.
So who’s right? 🧵
— Genevieve Roch-Decter, CFA (@GRDecter) November 1, 2022
This is not bitcoin, ethereum or even a shitcoin. It’s Google pic.twitter.com/yvJdSwqhuQ
— Not Jerome Powell (@alifarhat79) November 1, 2022
Perhaps the concerns about China were well founded. t.co/kl6ZjB0vDu
— Markets & Mayhem (@Mayhem4Markets) November 1, 2022
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The financial markets are now experiencing their 3rd “the Fed is about to pivot” delusion. Ever since the Fed started tightening monetary policy in March 2022, the financial media and social media have been abuzz with claims that the Fed will eventually “pivot,” meaning that the Fed will abandon its tightening and start easing by cutting rates or introducing Quantitative Easing (QE).
Here We Go Again! US Mortgage Foreclosure Starts On The Rise Again
Here we go again! Since the Covid-related US mortgage foreclosure moratorium ended in June 2022, we are seeing mortgage foreclosure starts rising as The Fed tightens its monetary policy. Give me an…
Economists Warn of Deeper US Downturn As Fed Keeps Up Inflation Fight
When Federal Reserve officials last met to set US monetary policy, Chairman Jay Powell made it clear that a recession in the world’s largest economy could not be ruled out. Since the Fed’s last meeting, there have been signs that the housing market is weakening as consumer demand begins to decline, but new inflation data shows that price pressures continue to mount and labor costs have risen.