A couple of things about #inflation 1) When inflation runs above 5% it has always been coincident with a #recession. 2) Spikes in inflation are never resolved by drifting lower. It crashes as the economy grinds to a halt. (Same with #oil prices.) realinvestmentadvice.com/rally-fails-as…
Market very oversold after this week's plunge. (Lower left panel). A small bounce next week to sell into would not be surprising. realinvestmentadvice.com/rally-fails-as…
The WEEKLY technical composite is back to historically low levels after a brief bounce over the last two weeks.
Any bit of good news, or just lack of news, could elicit a sellable bounce. realinvestmentadvice.com/rally-fails-as…
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In Dec 2018, we wrote why Jeff Gundlach was likely incorrect about 6% yields.
“Rates are at levels that historically led to some sort of event either economic, financial, or both, When that occurs, rates will go to 1.5% and closer to Zero.“
We got to 0.5% realinvestmentadvice.com/surge-in-bond-…
The surge in 2-year #bond#yields is unprecedented. Historically, such a surge in short-term yields coincides with either #recessions or #market events. With yields now 4-std deviations above its 52-week moving average, such has denoted peaks previously. realinvestmentadvice.com/surge-in-bond-…
If businesses were expecting a massive surge in “#pentup” #demand, they would prepare for it. Such includes #planning to increase #capex to meet expected demand. Unfortunately, those expectations peaked in 2018 and are dropping back to the March 2020 lows. realinvestmentadvice.com/macroview-nfib…
Repeat after me: March was not a #bearmarket.
‘Corrections’ generally occur over short time frames, do not break the prevailing trend in prices, and are quickly resolved by markets reversing to new highs." realinvestmentadvice.com/technically-sp…
In December, the #NFIB survey declined to 95.9 from a peak of 108.8. Notably, many suggest the drop was “#politically driven” by #conservative owners. While there was indeed a drop following the election, the decline continues what started in 2018. realinvestmentadvice.com/nfib-survey-se…
"As low-interest rates went lower, the dynamic changed from using debt productively to using debt for non-productive purposes such as dividend issuance, share buybacks, and, in some cases, offsetting negative cash flows." realinvestmentadvice.com/shiller-ecy-ju…