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anotheraccount
2018 Apr 26, 4:58pm
anotheraccount
2018 Apr 26, 4:58pm
mell says
2 year at 2.5% is one. It pays more than dividend yield on S&P. Corporate debt at all time high and a lot of it short term that has to be refinanced is two. Oh and someone has to buy all these extra treasuries that results from corporations getting a tax cut. I think that when the deficits will go through the roof, even Republicans might consider rolling back unfunded tax cut.s
No reason to be bearish.
2 year at 2.5% is one. It pays more than dividend yield on S&P. Corporate debt at all time high and a lot of it short term that has to be refinanced is two. Oh and someone has to buy all these extra treasuries that results from corporations getting a tax cut. I think that when the deficits will go through the roof, even Republicans might consider rolling back unfunded tax cut.s
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mell
2018 Apr 27, 7:47am
anotheraccount says
You may well be right. The response to yuge corp earnings beats (not just net eps from tax cuts also gross rev beats) is muted at best and the market has been choppy. Still so far I don't see any signs of even a mild recession. Where's our resident cheerleader Logan when we need him ;)
mell saysNo reason to be bearish.
2 year at 2.5% is one. It pays more than dividend yield on S&P. Corporate debt at all time high and a lot of it short term that has to be refinanced is two. Oh and someone has to buy all these extra treasuries that results from corporations getting a tax cut. I think that when the deficits will go through the roof, even Republicans might consider rolling back unfunded tax cut.s
You may well be right. The response to yuge corp earnings beats (not just net eps from tax cuts also gross rev beats) is muted at best and the market has been choppy. Still so far I don't see any signs of even a mild recession. Where's our resident cheerleader Logan when we need him ;)
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I expect the correction to go down deeper-perhaps at least 22,000+
The last one was savage -2 1000 point dips and then a furious 6 day rally-but a lower top.
I am wondering are we looking 22,000+ and then resume or a larger term decline?