The V bottom in the stock market in 2019 looks similar to previous market collapses in 2001 & 2008
Via CCM pic.twitter.com/rAVFKcZaHr
— OCCUPY WISDOM (@OccupyWisdom) February 5, 2019
Monetary tightening by the Fed of the broad True Money Supply (TMS-2) is also now the same as in 2001 and 2008. TMS is bubble fuel and it has been cut – the result will be the same in 2019 as 2001 & 2008.@RandPaul pic.twitter.com/fukzjqm7rB
— David Jensen (@RealDavidJensen) February 5, 2019
$10 trillion in corporate debt will be refinanced within 2 years. And looks like nothing's changed since Dec 26. I don't understand the joy some brainless trolls are having. I made 310 handles in Dec. You took 50 back so far. So go get yourself an ass-aid before it evaporates pic.twitter.com/9nZR0B5f4r
— xTrends (@xtrends) February 5, 2019
Reuters: Loose money era leaves trail of U.S. corporate debt junkies
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Many U.S. companies that gorged on cheap debt with forgiving terms over the last decade now find themselves shackled by it, spending much of their earnings paying off lenders rather than investing in their businesses or hiring.
Who cares. Earnings revision is plunging more than in 2008… t.co/Evtl3GJk7l
— GregTheAnalyst (@Analyst_G) February 5, 2019