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I think 90% of us agree that- Bad cops who murder people by sitting on them for long periods of time: BAD Good cops who apply the law in a fair and just way: GOOD Peaceful protesters who want to voice their opinion: GOOD Rioters who want to destroy property and beat and shoot people: BAD...

"The thing to brace yourself for, is certainly some political surprises" Surprise #1: China knowingly or negligently spreads Wuhan flu to most of the developed world

I would wait for the details of the next stimulus before I would get too bearish. They will ease the restrictions on the PPP and likely make significant additions to the SBA program which will kick the can down the road.

I would say it’s fairly obvious that they’ve decided to print whatever is necessary to avoid a depression. Right now their only constraint is inflation and I'm not sure I see high inflation in the near term. Oil, housing and the labor markets should counter any inflationary forces.

That’s good for the people scared to death of getting infected.

Yes this may be true but you cannot make local governments think that they are now back by the Fed. Instead of fixing infrastructure they will likely give themselves fatter benefit packages and shut down every flu season.

If states and local governments get bailed out then there will be zero fiscal restraint.

Millennials

That would be my guess

If unemployment reaches 20-25% as many are predicting, it may be short term gains, but ultimately long term pain for them as subs leave for cost cutting or less purchases. Obviously my statement was hyperbole. There are always winners and in this case virtual software will be a huge winner.

Covid-19 was just a test run for the next plandemic where all your liberties are taken away permanently.

No one. Well, maybe bankruptcy attorneys, but that’s about it.

One way or another we hold the cards

They have everything

It’s not quite time for the next leg down. First they need to suck in a few more retail investors long who sold at the bottom.

Consider that anything is possible in today’s environment

For net exporters like the US, Russia, etc it’s a bad thing. Also, if prices stay long for much longer, oil companies will go bankrupt left and right. Then oil will skyrocket when the economy resumes and there’s no production.

I don’t know where they’ll be tonight but I do think a leg down starts by EOD tomorrow. Just my hunch

Wrong. I live in a very high income area and know 4 people within a 2 block radius that have been laid off from 6 figure jobs.

My CPA said that the break even now on Unemployment with the $600/wk the Treasury kicks in is $70k/yr