Hvornår tager finanstilsynet eller danske medier fat i de danske "finfluencere" som gennem 2021 tjente på ukritisk at "pumpe" information ud om f.eks. pyramidespilsplatformen Celsius, som nu er gået konkurs?
Først "Daniels Pengetips", som er Danmarks største finfluencerside på YouTube, som HELT ukritisk har modtaget penge for at pumpe Celsius til sagesløse modtagere
"Tjen penge uden at lave noget" var budskabet. Skal Daniel ikke betale sine ofre tilbage? Det synes jeg..
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Hvad med profilen "Økonomichefen" som ligeledes modtog betaling fra Celsius for at føre markedsføringskampagne forklædt som uafhængige / uskyldige pengetips
Saudi Arabia Cuts Oil Prices for Asia Amid Signs of Weak Demand!
A thread on what is going on! 😱
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Saudi Arabia interestingly brings down the price premium on Arab Light oil to Asia at the same day as the European oil embargo and the G7 cap on Russian oil goes live
The spread to the benchmark is now just 3.3 from almost 10$ bbl earlier this year
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Either this is a signal that China and other Asian countries will be continously flooded with Russian supply due to the European embargo or else this is just a clear sign of weakening demand
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There is a substantial gap between energy stocks and energy markets. We rarely see such gaps materialize and this is one of the biggest gaps measured in standard-deviations over the past decade.
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Demand for freight is falling apart..
Goods inflation is likely to run around 0% in May-2023 and this ought to be a most obvious hint for the demand of energy as well
Our base-case is a drawdown of 15-20% in 2023, but which markets will suffer the most?
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We have compiled a fundamental solidity score for most major markets based on % of floating rate exposure, indebtness of households and the shock in interest rates
Poland, Norway, Australia, Sweden and Canada will suffer due to a large exposure to a rates shock
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A country like Sweden could be faced with a >30% drawdown from peak to trough based on some of our indicators.
Canada could suffer from the same cocktail, while countries with a less direct and swift exposure to rate shocks will suffer less
The thing I love the most about the self-proclaimed Twitter police is that one is NOT allowed to tweet a chart of a 100% public time series from Bloomberg without h/t’ing the person who spend 2-3 seconds pulling the chart first
It is hillariously stupid
I urge all of you to use as many of my charts as possible and I dont care if you hat tip
And a little tip for the Twitter police.. add a source description..:
Here is an example
1) Brent reads about remittances in one of my products in Oct
2) Brent updates a chart on remittances
3) I borrow the chart from Brent with 100% public information
4) Brent accuses me of being a fraud and a plagiarist