What Jan/Feb Vixmageddon and this October mini crash are telling big investors is that the door to get out is ~TINY~ so in as much as they think we're at peak earnings or about to get there, they will likely pare back on risk and crowded trades going forward b/c of trap pic.twitter.com/8NEgD6OEKS
— M/1_LP (@MI_Investments) October 12, 2018
The stock market crash wiped out $7.2T in shareholder wealth in 2008, but bonds delivered investors a $2.9T profit cushion, that's NOT the case today. Here are five Things You Need to Know about Positive Correlation:https://t.co/kLQHjSTfJq#Stocks#Bonds#RiskParity pic.twitter.com/ikQfZ9RqS8
— Lawrence McDonald (@Convertbond) October 12, 2018
The 48-hour selloff Wednesday and Thursday wiped $2.6 trillion off the value of world stocks. Big stuff. But not as big – yet – as February's 'volmageddon' slide, which wiped some $6 trillion off world stocks. Chart via @ritvikcarvalho pic.twitter.com/CEIVKLjYxA
— Jamie McGeever (@ReutersJamie) October 12, 2018