Shorting $DXY in a deep recession is like standing on the train rail and believing a train will not run over you.
The slightest sign of the economy contracting again and everybody will flock to the USD for safety.
— Hoz (@MFHoz) January 5, 2021
BANKRUPTCY FILINGS pic.twitter.com/edqTuHm4Wg
— Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) January 5, 2021
If you are short $VIX or $UVXY. You are playing with fire.
Gonna get smoked soon.
— Hoz (@MFHoz) January 5, 2021
Deflation.t.co/dd40vJCPn0
— Tracy Alloway (@tracyalloway) January 5, 2021
Lets say the market melts up like what 90% of people believe. I couldn't care less?
I would stack more $UVXY.
This bubble will collapse. Like all other bubbles in history. Nothing is different this time.
— Hoz (@MFHoz) January 5, 2021
#recession … #Fed Pushing on a String edition#CPI #deflation 📉 t.co/Cl9a1ZyvLf
— Invariant Perspective (@InvariantPersp1) January 5, 2021
“If history is any guide, unless there is substantial reform, we think the global economy is headed for a decade of disappointing growth outcomes,” the World Bank’s Ayhan Kose said t.co/dGDulZegBs
— WSJ Central Banks (@WSJCentralBanks) January 5, 2021
2020 Default Tsunami: Pandemic Sparks Most US Bankruptcies Since 2009
The hardest hit sectors were energy, retail and consumer services, with a total of 244 bankruptcy filings according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That was the most since 2009, when 293 U.S. companies sought protection from creditors.
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