I'll say it again, we had the equivalent of a dotcom crash in a matter of months, if we're going into recession it will likely happen by Q1 of next year. These 18-24 month calls are utter garbage.
Younger folks on this platform have no idea how lucky they are to get the exposure they do to some incredibly smart and talented investment professionals on a day to day basis...
This explains a lot about Twitter
100K followers & >1500 likes
I only hope many are bought
If you're here to learn or new, take a step back & try to validate how ridiculous this is.
If something seems 2 good 2 be true it probably is
Citi leveraged loan strategy, widening credit spreads and waning attractiveness of floating rate paper contributing to their decline, expect more weakness ahead.
@Claudia_Sahm
First of all, I enjoy reading your Substack, but I also often hear you complaining about the trolling. There's people who deserve it here,
@BobEUnlimited
is not. I might not agree with everything he says, but he's quite level headed, generous with his views and a seemingly nice
Twitter where the unknown guy who rails on the FED in between drawing lines on a chart has >100K followers and the guy who runs 1T has roughly 10K.....👍
Bill Hwang, a former hedge fund manager who’d pleaded guilty to insider trading, was deemed such a risk by Goldman that as recently as late 2018 the firm refused to do business with him. Those misgivings didn’t last via
@markets
BAML's Hartnett
"Tipping Point: huge $1.1tn inflows to stocks since Jan’21 have average entry point of 4274 on S&P500...means “pain” & “exit” requires <4000."
The name’s Bond – Toxic, dangerous, High Yield ETFs, to be exact.
Hari Krishnan warns of a looming crisis in high-yield corporate credit ETFs, in today’s Expert View:
@CalPERS
@CalSTRS
If there is ever a legitimate collapse of any major banking system or other idiosyncratic systemic credit event, the last place you'd want to be leading up to and through that is long Eurodollar futures or any other STIR contract for that matter......