Even when system highly unstable (GFC), and initial shock led to instability, resulting in more instability, leading to a crisis, then a bigger crisis etc, markets by nature make it almost impossible to predict timing closely.
Otherwise everyone would be rich.
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3) high number of sidelined bulls waiting for that correction that might not come. Or happen from much higher levels. This matched broad sentiment that many wanted/expected a correction.
SLV flow today supportive of data. Could barely wait a few hours and few % to buy.
2) dangerous but we're prob not in recession now or entering within a M(?).
Consider LEI components. Shown is 6M change.
Soft component (consumer expectation) largest negative contribution. Employment component almost flat.
I've been watching for sudden weakness in high ...
3) frequency economic data since last summer.
While some data weakened, if I were told last summer that jobless claims would be near lows and there wasn't a big downside NFP next 6M, I would've said very unlikely.
Still "a few bad job prints would seal the deal?" I think yes.
Also low 1st response rates have no corr with later NFP revisions but future revision vol does seem much higher if initial response rate is > 10% lower. Just not directional.
Would be interested in your thoughts vs monte carlo.