Andy Billing retweeted
OMG DAE! 🚀🚀
In '19 investors complained that "crypto had no use case."
Bull market that just began will be the..
"use case bull"
"adoption bull"
"application bull"
"integration bull"
Btc, eth, sol still lead but use cases explode.
Agentic blockchain use cases next.
A bit of perspective... this month we had the 3rd biggest 5-day realized vol event in stocks since 1987... and bitcoin stayed above previous cycle ATHs. If that doesn't scream portfolio benefit, I don't know what does...
The scale on this graphic is highly misleading & should be corrected, or the visualisation has little integrity.
TayTay's Time POTY selection is a virtual guarantee that the Consumer's "revenge spending" credit-fuelled excesses will come to an end as the labour market weakens
Ignore the FOMC statement's first sentence & listen to Maersk...
cnbc.com/2023/11/03/shipping…
Sell Teenies, Drive Lamborghini's down the Golden Path...
cnbc.com/2023/07/07/feds-goo…
Andy Billing retweeted
A must watch. Former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton describes the new and deeply un-American ethos of the @SECGov under @GaryGensler — if we're not losing cases, we aren't suing enough businesses. This is a total abuse of power.
Andy Billing retweeted
Err....No. Record number of homes under construction. And median price 20-25% over average relative to wages. See what they were saying this time last year. @darioperkins tweet of them forecasting mortgage rate would be 3.7% now. Oops
Something we hope to be thankful for! Why the Housing Market May Begin to Stabilize in 2023 #FirstAmEcon blog.firstam.com/economics/w…
US UE rate rises as more people seek jobs to meet higher mortgage payments as household wealth declines. Reflexive.
Andy Billing retweeted
If Central Banks only print bank reserves, why do they continue to engage in QE?
Because under certain conditions, QE sets up a virtuous cycle for capital flows towards risk assets.
A thread on the very important mechanics behind QE.
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Andy Billing retweeted
Investors continue to put money into risk assets as large- and mid-cap equity ETFs have represented 35% of positive inflows on rolling 1m basis ... corporate bond ETFs have seen interest jump as well, as they've taken 25% of inflows
@DataArbor
Food & Energy prices, which inflation doves are cheering, don't contribute to core. They may be signalling demand destruction, as the yield curve does...















