👉The Reason The Stocks are on Fire despite the economy is Slowing -The Traders are Robots not Humans Another stock market all-time high, based on nothing more than massive money printing by the FED, The ECB, and Bank of Japan.
With the Fed flooding the market with hundreds of billions of excess liquidity, it's hardly a surprise that every single day is a new all-time high.
When this mother of all bubbles finally blows, it will unleash a tsunami of toxic derivative that will send the USA down the pipe. ENJOY THE RIDE DOWN.
QE continues pulling forward gains in stocks as a massive economic rebound is being priced in. The only issue is: if the bounce doesn’t materialize – the Fed has created a blowoff top.
These crooks have stolen from savers for the last decade, and now they are going to steal from the taxpayer for the next ten years, at least.
The investors who think this run higher will never end are going to be the most disappointed. This market will CORRECT eventually, it's just a matter of when ,not if.
2001 and most of 2002 was good for bear shorts.
2008 was a great year for bear shorts.
The opportunity of a lifetime is coming soon, to short this Bitch Pig Ponzi Fraud.
Two mountain blowoff tops, and now we have Mount Everest forming.
Gold is the last and best asset class that's not currently in a bubble.
Gold is the last train leaving the station.
This whole thing reeks of pre 1929 depression craziness.
When this market collapses and people head for the exits, it is going to get very ugly.
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The virus is real. The stock market is a hoax. The Stocks are on crack.
There are, we believe, four reasons. The main reason is that 66% of the wall street exchanges are now in the hand of Robots And Algorithms, which cannot be taken by emotionality. So while THE CENTRAL BANKS PUT THE EFFECTS OF THE DISEASE INTO THEIR FORECASTS, THE MACHINES BELIEVE THAT THE CRISIS WILL HAVE A TEMPORARY EFFECT. IF THEY are right, then you can SAY GOODBYE TO HUMAN TRADERS ...
One. The widespread opinion on the markets is that the virus will have only a temporary impact on the economy. Two. Central banks continue to support the market.
Three. Investors are over-exposed on the bond market, which now offers reduced returns to the bone, so they will be forced to invest in the stock exchange.
Four. Markets are now dominated by algorithms, which have - it will seem trivial - less "emotionality" than human beings.
Economy and viruses. The general opinion that turns on the markets is well summarized by Emmanuel Cau, Barclays' head of equity strategy for Europe: «The idea that the impact on the economy will be transitory is widespread among investors. pandemic will slow down growth, that's for sure, but it will hardly derail it. Indeed, we believe that much of what is lost in this quarter will be recovered in the following ones. "
Just look at Barclays' estimates of GDP growth to understand the concept: before the pandemic, the British bank forecast, by 2020, global GDP growth of 3.7% in the first quarter ,and 3.2% in the second. Now, however, he estimates a much slimmer first quarter (+ 1.8%) but a much more nourished second quarter (+ 4.2%). And a Reuters poll of 40 economists launches the same message: a brake hit now, an acceleration later.
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