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...the markets are a farce, the dollar is garbage, and it's a toxic depopulationary/deflationary/depressionary world...

Senior editor Ash Bennington joins managing editor Ed Harrison to talk about how EU leaders have closed in on its landmark recovery deal. Ash and Ed examine…

United's catastrophic quarter was even worse than many expected.

...with money they pulled out of their ass.

The fast money has more than three times the impact on equity valuations, per dollar under management, than long-term investors like pension funds.

“I had my 18-year-old niece asking me what stocks she should invest in because her friends are making 30% per day..."

Could this be the reality of the "record" quarter we heard about yesterday?

An uneven recession; Record low interest rates; Running lean pre-crisis; Supportive fiscal and monetary policy; Pandemic-related relocations.

...the stock market doesn’t have much to do with the economy. It’s just a casino driven by fear, greed, momentum, robots and indexation...

..the monthly VIX expiration is tomorrow, which many times over the past year-plus has marked a local / tactical inflection-point in Equities...

After 90 hours of negotiations, the European leaders managed to reach an agreement. The deal is a watered down version of the initial proposal. Concessions were made to win over the ‘Frugals’ (Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Austria)

New research shows Apple iPhone sales in the US plunged 23% in the period... 

 

Surely no president wants to leave USD1.8 trillion to a successor?

"The stock market is a can’t lose situation. Buy stocks as they always go up."

Get back to work Mr.Gilson...

"The Fed has essentially driven a gigantic wedge between the fundamentals – which we don’t think are very good at all – and the capital market pricing"

"The market, particularly tech stocks, is rallying on both good news and bad news, that tells us it’s all about momentum and not about the facts."

Never before has so much fiscal and monetary stimulus been injected in the economy in a single quarter. And never before has the scale of the stimulus matched the nation’s nominal output.

"scarring effects"