The widely ignored lesson of Y2K AND 2008 is that the Fed CAN’T use monetary stimulus to bailout investors from a collapsing asset bubble CAUSED by excessive monetary stimulus. But they can accelerate it.

The widely ignored lesson of Y2K AND 2008 is that the Fed CAN'T use monetary stimulus to bailout investors from a collapsing asset bubble CAUSED by excessive monetary stimulus. But they can accelerate it. pic.twitter.com/jX1Dbdy5rq — Mac10 (@SuburbanDrone) April 14, …

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Investors Are Positioning For Larger Recession Odds; Big Temp Swings Can Happen In A Matter Of Just A Few Hours; NASDAQ 100 Having Its Worst Rolling 2m Performance Since 2008

These flows show that investors are clearly positioning for larger recession odds and are somehow short any acceleration of growth and FED delivering on their hiking cycle. Let’s say it looks a tad premature at this stage and the slaughterhouse …

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