/biz/ - Business & Finance

Monday will be a blood bath

Just accept it.

Check the volume

>>58705583
This board is comatose. Let's keep it that way.

>>58704622
Nobody is buying your trash bags you dumb fuck lmao

>Price goes up, volume vanishes
>Price go down, volume jumps right away

It's over cryptocucks lmfao

Prepare your anus

>>58546510

The Bond Auction went really bad, apparently. This means the USA will default lol

>>58291861
We HAVE SO MUCH FARTHER TO FAAALLLLLLL

death to NVDA
death to the market
CPI will be white hot inshallah

>BAN AI
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BAN AI

It's never been more Joever
Strongest economy under Biden!

>>57722001
he wasnt. 9:29 am tomorrow;
>pic related

>>57598367
>wait until 9:29 am tomorrow

>>57525302
Watch US health companies blame bad earnings on the middle east too.

>>57456022
Burry is notoriously early. I do think he's going to feel the pain for a little longer before he strikes it big.

>>57345350
New paradigm.

>>57343183
The new paradigm.

We are exactly 0.2 points away from bonds inverting.

WELLS FARGO SHIFTS TO INTERMEDIATE-DATED DEBT, FROM LONG-END

Wells Fargo Investment Institute has downgraded its allocations to U.S. long term taxable fixed income to neutral, from most favorable, and upgraded U.S. intermediate term taxable fixed income to neutral, from unfavorable, saying that it expects long-term yields to rise by year-end.

“Intermediate-term fixed income is less rate sensitive than long-term fixed income,” Wells Fargo said, noting that “historically, as time to maturity increased, the relative impact of an increase or decrease in rates on total returns increased notably. In our view, this could be a potential advantage as we expect interest rates to increase later this year.”

The benchmark 10-year T-Note yield
US10Y
has dropped from a 16-year high of 5.021% on Oct. 23, to 4.14% on Thursday.

With that drop, Wells Fargo sees “an opportunity to lock in gains." It added that now it holds a most favorable rating only on U.S. short-term taxable fixed income.

>Banks are literally doing it right now
Don't say I didn't fucking warn you. I tried. I tried my hardest.

We still have 1.5% to go down before I consider this shit fucking market going the correct direction outside of its delusional fucking moonrocket.

>>57257909
>69