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Well that would certainly be an issue. He deleted that tweet already, which he usually does. I would hope something like that would make more headlines.
Thanos was the hero
Howdy!
I keep up with market and news often and haven’t seen any main steam media reporting on this yet. If you are on Twitter follow “burryarchives”
Well, with no participation from the largest buyer of MBS and high interest rate, no surprise there.
I saw someone reference this on reddit. It seems like half the people there think this is a repeat of 2008. To say sentiment is low would be an understatement
We don't see a repeat of 2008. Our crystal ball says "Cord Free Bunging Jumping" and "Climbing on Greased Condo Ledges".
What could possibly go wrong? COVID, hyperinflation, profit taking, famine, early stages of WW3, entitlement syndrome, etc.
At this point, we're hoping to be wrong about a depression. We'd happily accept a 2-3 year recession, followed by recovery.
Liesmann on CNBC is talking about why would you be a buyer in the morning when you know the Fed is a seller and you're gonna lose money by the end of the day. Interesting and scary.
Thanos was the hero
If the credit market locks up the fed has indicated it will step back in. To what extent I have no idea.Originally Posted by boneil
Burry has been on a roll lately with his tweeting and deleting tweets. ^
Hard to decipher what it all means. Anyone?
You’ll be more confused paying attention to all of TWTR noises.
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