NOW TETHER IS THE ONLY LARGE FRAUD LEFT IN CRYPTO $USDT — GURGAVIN (@gurgavin) November 10, 2022 Crypto markets face weeks of deleveraging in the fallout from the crisis at digital-asset exchange FTX.com. A “cascade of margin calls” is likely …
Guest Post by MN Gordon from his blog Economic Prism: When the [credit] delusion breaks, people all with one impulse hoard their money, banks all with one impulse hoard credit, and debt becomes debt again, as it always was. Credit …
“Europe will face a recession, one of the worst recessions it will have faced and I don’t think risky assets are pricing this in correctly” – Securrency Capital — zerohedge (@zerohedge) September 8, 2022 The ECB delivered a 75 bps …
by davefairtex So here’s a risky trade I’ve moved into over the past week or so. It is essentially betting on “No Winter War With Nuclear Armed Russia.” See the chart below. The candles are the price of ETF “RSX”, …
Holding onto crypto assets is risky, but some companies increase the risk by allowing people to lend their coins. Companies like Celsius offer yields of over 6% for these loans. With no govt regulation, this lending is as risky as …
The U.S. consumer is maxed out. They need more stimulus in order to continue this economy. And of course, stocks need their artificial boost as well. The U.S. consumer is maxed out. Consumer sentiment is down heavily. Real estate continues …
Short-seller Jim Chanos warned that retail investors late in the game could be left holding the bag as more red flags emerged in a speculative stock market. “The problem with getting more people, retail, involved is that it always seems …
The Big Short mess that occurred with risky bets on debt are in the same situation today. Value stocks have seen more inflows and tech stocks and other growth stocks are also performing well. More money is being pumped in …
by QuantalyticsResearch US Stocks European stocks turn positive after a weak start and US stock futures are following pre-market with front-month Dow Jones minis +0.11%, S&P 500 minis +0.16% and Nasdaq 100 minis +0.11% The US and China have agreed on …
via bloomberg: Protections built into loans and bonds are being steadily eroded, but investors keep buying. One night in 1982, a group of bankers from Drexel Burnham Lambert gathered at the Quilted Giraffe, a nouvelle cuisine restaurant in New York frequented by Warren …
via businessinsider: 85% of all leveraged loans — one of the most-risky types of corporate debt — are now “covenant-lite.” That means they lack traditional requirements for companies to maintain certain financial benchmarks that protect the investors who pay for them. …
Risk is back on the table. Junk bonds are gaining massive attention and of course, that’s not a good thing. Do you think junk is good? Risk is back on the table. The appetite for extremely risky assets has expanding …
via outline: Remember the subprime mortgage mess? $1.2 trillion in risky corporate debt is flashing similar warning signs Indebted borrowers increasingly take out high-interest, adjustable-rate loans that are packaged into securities and sold to investors eager for a better rate of …
via confoundedinterest: (Bloomberg) Here’s another reason Donald Trump is “not at all happy with the Fed” and will continue to be frustrated by the world’s No. 2 economy. He is the first president to suffer the new normal of China becoming more creditworthy than …
A risky resurgence? Leveraged finance has doubled in size since the Great Financial Crisis, but vulnerabilities may arise with the normalisation of monetary policy #LeveragedLoans https://t.co/GE9d9Ag8iX pic.twitter.com/p8xrmX1DHR — Bank for International Settlements (@BIS_org) November 7, 2018 US debt costs continue …
Sep 7 – FS Insider welcomes public pension expert Lawrence McQuillan, author of the must-read book, California Dreaming: Lessons on How to Resolve America’s Public Pension Crisis, to discuss the problems facing public pensions…
Grant’s Interest Rate Observer Founder and Editor James Grant and CNBC’s Rick Santelli discuss the otherworldly nature of credit markets. Santelli Exchange: Jim Grant on the markets from CNBC. Margin Debt hits historical levels, watch this spread! CLICK ON CHART …
Go back to bed you're not allowed to see this pic.twitter.com/M4oNFmFkc1 — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) November 2, 2017 The Year Stocks Stopped Being Risky https://t.co/AW1JYlMM2M @WSJ @chrisdieterich pic.twitter.com/evvLjqOtKn — Leveraged Loans (@lcdnews) October 29, 2017 The spread between America's confidence about …