Explain why M2 Money and DXY shrank while SPX remained high?
An interesting thing happened in the last 2 weeks of November.
Money Supply: United States people fled to cash by converting M2 money stock (savings, investments, money market) into M1 (checking and cash).
Dollar: Foreign investors presumably sold off dollar assets bringing DXY down around 2% in the month.
To recap: The money supply indicates that US people sold stocks and bonds. The Dollar decrease indicates that foreign investors sold stock and bonds.
Explain to me, then, how SPX remained elevated? How is it doing that?
Money Supply: United States people fled to cash by converting M2 money stock (savings, investments, money market) into M1 (checking and cash).
Dollar: Foreign investors presumably sold off dollar assets bringing DXY down around 2% in the month.
To recap: The money supply indicates that US people sold stocks and bonds. The Dollar decrease indicates that foreign investors sold stock and bonds.
Explain to me, then, how SPX remained elevated? How is it doing that?
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