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Junk Bonds are breaking down fromf a massive rising wedge pattern that could very well mark the end for the 9 year bull market in risk.

Perhaps the single most accurate predictor of the economy has rolled over into recession territory.

Globally bond yields are rising... and the system has $68 trillion MORE debt than it did in 2007.

This is a $217 TRILLION bubble in search of a needle.

All four of these charts have massive “air pockets” from current levels down to support. 

The market has been sending “topping” signals for weeks now.

This marks the FIRST time in 8 years that the Fed will not be actively providing liquidity to the US markets. Will this mark the top for the latest stock market bubble?

This is the hallmark of a major top formation, and it strongly suggests that the Central Bank driven credit bubble from 2008 is now ending.

If Oil prices continue to collapse we’re going to start seeing some serious contagion risks in high yield credit.

The economy doesn’t justify the stock market trading where it is… and the Fed is actively pulling liquidity from the system ...

Global credit is already decelerating at a pace not seen since the Great Crisis. And now the Fed's withdrawing liquidity?

Risk is a framework for thinking about the world. Investing is how you put money to work.

What you or I think about this doesn’t matter: we’re not in charge of Fed policy.

What would an "event" look like for today's market?

This could EASILY trigger a 7%+ crash in the S&P 500 which has yet to adjust to the Tech sell off.