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... but before markets can properly embrace The Great Melt, they first need to comprehend the new normal: deflation has arrived.

The big question is - what happens when the $600 CARES Act bonuses stop flowing at the end of July?

“It is the system that deserves to be blamed. What those who wish to perpetuate the system deserve is another question.”

"This is the first time we’ve had a little bit of negative newsflow recently."

Could Facebook be next?

"Cops is not on the Paramount Network, and we don't have any current or plans for it to return." 

So, the GloboCap-Resistance Minneapolis Putsch appears to have not gone exactly to plan. Once again, Trump failed to go full-Hitler, despite their best efforts to goad him into doing so. They gave it quite a good shot, however...

"Bucket shops and boiler rooms are alive and well. The only things that change are the faces."

Something tells us that the Fed's schedule released today of monetizing "only" $80 billion in Treasurys each month, or about $1 trillion per year, will not be sufficient. 

Senior editor Ash Bennington joins Jay Pelosky, CIO and co-founder of TPW Investment Management, to unpack his contrarian and bullish thesis on the economy and…

"A mania first carries out those that bet against it, and then those that bet with it." - Jim Rogers

The Fed has fully embraced the bubble.

So much for the Fed having better visibility into the economy than the rest of us.

...but it's not direct debt monetization, right?

The Desk plans to continue to increase SOMA holdings of Treasury securities at the current pace, which is the equivalent of approximately $80 billion per month... and $40 billion per month in MBS.

"Gamma has the potential to be one of the most important non-fundamental flows in equity markets."

"The pharmaceutical companies are so financially powerful today, and are able to use such methodologies, as to have us accept papers which are apparently methodologically perfect, but which, in reality, manage to conclude what they want them to conclude."

... the price for our fabrications to future generations is dear... we were already in a “Silent Depression”, what comes next is entirely another matter...

...we have a very big problem.