“How are the fundamentals so bad but we are only down 15%?” This bear market is full of FOMO from the bull run since 2010. The fear of missing the low is outweighing the fear of a prolonged decline. For …
by Chris Vermeulen of The Technical Traders Traders have access to an overwhelming amount of market indicators. But does a trader really need any of these indicators to be successful at trading? At the end of the day, the price determines our loss …
The stock market’s roller-coaster ride isn’t inspiring confidence in investors. Still, a small portion do plan to take advantage of recent price dips. About 18% of Americans are willing to put more money into stock market investments this year, including …
by cicada3322 A Bear Market can take an extreme psychological toll on both new and experienced investors. But on thing stands firm. Nothing is forever. It has been proven time and time again that Bull markets last much longer than Bear …
https://twitter.com/MFHoz/status/1529432140232163332 https://twitter.com/MarketSanity/status/1529262130351984642 Pandemic Stocks$PTON -87%$ZOOM -71%$NFLX -64% — John Tuld (@BradHuston) May 25, 2022 misses across the board Durable Goods 0.4%, Exp. 0.6%Durables ex transports 0.3%, Exp. 0.6%Cap Goods orders nondef ex aircraft 0.3%, Exp. 0.5% — zerohedge (@zerohedge) May …
by Dismal-Jellyfish Source (pdf) Smoothbrain take; Housing loans are treated as securities/assets. There are rules about how that works. They’re moving risky shit(calls/puts, loans/intrest) from ‘you just need a deposit’ to yall better have fucking cash. They’re also revising the every …
by MarioIlic It helps explain what is happening and also what might happen in the rest of 2022?!?! The annual cost of mortgage payments on the average house in the US was about 10,000 a mere 15 months ago (a …
https://youtu.be/l4KXOJAXmpg Back again with another conspiracy short story for the weekend!!This time I’m focused on the never ending booming housing market and thr financial institutions buying up real estate, securitizing it into CDOs and holding it as collateral, making Klaus …
by Martin Armstrong Sri Lanka has defaulted on its debts for the first time in its history. It has faced an economic and political crisis triggered by global shock waves from the pandemic and the war in Ukraine. Inflation has …
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View post on imgur.com https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/18/investing/fed-interest-rate-hike-market/index.html Credit Market Complacency Gives the Fed Room to Crush the Stock Market This can get very ugly.Hint: Many more days like today https://t.co/JBQQm9VSdb — Mike "Mish" Shedlock (@MishGEA) May 18, 2022 Inflation expectations are not …
The Jones Act, greenlight the Keystone pipeline, and begin permitting LNG export facilities again FAST. Our energy policy needs to be reworked immediately. Poor countries are being priced out of the distillate markets which will lead to global food catastrophe. …
by Boo_Randy Looks like Tech Bubble 2.0 is getting ready to go the way of its predecessor, since the absurd valuations blown up by central bank QE-to-Infinity were never going to be sustainable based on fundamentals. Be afraid, bubbleonians. Be …
by Boo_Randy Once again the Fed has blown the biggest housing bubble in history, pricing millions of the working poor out of affordable places to live, yet these gold collar criminals are still buying billions of mortgage backed securities every …
by worthlessreview Think about it. What does every rich person care about? The people? No. Kids? Nope, send them off to boarding school. The environment? *LOL*. They care about their pets. Crazy cat breeds, dogs smaller and smoother than my …
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The ones excited about this rebound. This is a bear market 👇 https://t.co/wHP19byhMQ — Menthor Q (@MenthorQpro) May 13, 2022 Growth factor valuation is at all time low in the US according to Morgan Stanley. pic.twitter.com/wjZMmMF7CW — Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) …
Crypto losses now equal $1.7 trillion. The 2007 subprime mortgage market was $1.3 trillion. It's highly likely that Crypto will be the catalyst for accelerated global collapse. Weekend risk is HIGH. pic.twitter.com/4Ewo73uTeg — Mac10 (@SuburbanDrone) May 12, 2022 https://twitter.com/JTSEO9/status/1524881896362188801 A …
by Michael It is happening again. More than a decade ago, we witnessed an absolutely unprecedented “housing bubble” in the United States followed by a horrific crash that resulted in millions of Americans losing their homes and a financial catastrophe …
Stress in the credit markets is rapidly building but is still below peak levels associated with prior Fed pivots on monetary policy. We think the pain trade therefore is not yet finished before global central banks, most notably the US …
by TheGriftee My family works in the real-estate industry in Florida. The housing market is plateauing and crashing now. It is being talked about within the offices but they know what is coming and some are selling their houses to …
We are now entering the Panic stage of the Bubble. $SPX $QQQ $TSLA $NVDA pic.twitter.com/RBjfmEaYHR — David Marlin (@Marlin_Capital) May 9, 2022 The overnight algo rally dissolved like a sugar cube in the rain. Pundits are now tripping all over …
by Michael A lot of people out there have been waiting for this stock market bubble to implode for a really long time. Well, the wait is now over. Stock prices have been falling for months, but what we have …
Even the China's numbers starting to show current lockdown effects https://t.co/P2dIRIjpKS — Lasse Willivuori (@willivuori) May 9, 2022 Spreads have widened considerably, and this will get worse once the ECB ends QE and starts hiking interest rates. Italian long-term bond …
This economist has the receipts. Her non profit sat in on hundreds of share holder earnings calls with corporate execs. They all bragged about taking as much profit as they can. One even admitted materials costs are down but they …
The ASX 200 got torched on Friday to the tune of more than $50 billion after stagflation concerns triggered a Wall St and ensured all sectors of the local market finished the week lower. The ASX 200 closed 2.2% lower, …
What did we learn today? 1. Fed days are invitations to squeeze the stupid short money, and 2. Equity market wont get really hurt until credit markets (high yield) demand more QE and Powell refuses. 3. Junk is currently closed …