Wall Street - scary times for some
I overview the weekly and lower time frames with reference to some economic realities. There is a probability of an economic collapse which is not just about America.
A potential collapse of the Wall Street has been 'predicted' by others. I make no predictions as my crystal ball broke a long time ago - and I've had to adapt.
The issue of an inverted yield-curve has come up again. The same heralded the last big crash in 2008 by some 2 to 3 years. This time around with a similar inverted yield-curve, if a crash is coming - I suspect it's gonna be swifter and much deeper in percentage terms. (Emphasis on the word 'if').
Nearly all stock markets are linked up in a global network. The world is now far more electronic and reactive. News travels much faster than in 2008. And now we have to factor in HFTs.
A potential collapse of the Wall Street has been 'predicted' by others. I make no predictions as my crystal ball broke a long time ago - and I've had to adapt.
The issue of an inverted yield-curve has come up again. The same heralded the last big crash in 2008 by some 2 to 3 years. This time around with a similar inverted yield-curve, if a crash is coming - I suspect it's gonna be swifter and much deeper in percentage terms. (Emphasis on the word 'if').
Nearly all stock markets are linked up in a global network. The world is now far more electronic and reactive. News travels much faster than in 2008. And now we have to factor in HFTs.
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