Has anyone ever seen a stock market meltup?

The end of 1999 was the meltup of all meltups. You could buy any tech IPO and watch it go 10X within months. QCOM, COMS, BRCM, just to name a few. Funds up a few percentage points in July of that year ended up +100% by December 31st. It was a ridiculous, fun, and a fish-in-the-barrel experience. Of course, everyone crashed and burned just a few months later, including me.

Regards,

PTR
 
The end of 1999 was the meltup of all meltups. You could buy any tech IPO and watch it go 10X within months. QCOM, COMS, BRCM, just to name a few. Funds up a few percentage points in July of that year ended up +100% by December 31st. It was a ridiculous, fun, and a fish-in-the-barrel experience. Of course, everyone crashed and burned just a few months later, including me.

Regards,

PTR
Yes, those were the days. We were all paper millionaires, then gave it all back by 2003. What was painful was having to pay tax on all the trading gains but only $3,000 per year after 2003 for trading losses.

Took me years to write off those losses.
 
Bye bye European Banks... china thanks you for the money, wonder how Europeans will react when ECB Bails out the European banks and they find out Trillions of US loans went to china who are mass defaulting in Eurodollar markets by that time ? Collateral garbage, Spain and Germany loved lending US Dollars to china, Tic Toc...

Some Canadian banks will get it, off the balance sheet FX derivatives as well as Japanese banks will get it due to lending china USD... But Europe, they should have the flag of EU in Shenzhen! Shit chinese bonds are required 2 to 1 value on collateral now, and that's in local interbank markets... Shibor at 1 %, lowest since November 2009, imagine collateral requirements for International Money Markets ? chinese government bonds or no usd for you!

Bank of Jinzhou and Bank of Jilin next... Mutual funds defaulting already among the almost daily defaults now it seems in credit markets in that corner of the world
 
Bye bye European Banks... china thanks you for the money, wonder how Europeans will react when ECB Bails out the European banks and they find out Trillions of US loans went to china who are mass defaulting in Eurodollar markets by that time ? Collateral garbage, Spain and Germany loved lending US Dollars to china, Tic Toc...

Some Canadian banks will get it, off the balance sheet FX derivatives as well as Japanese banks will get it due to lending china USD... But Europe, they should have the flag of EU in Shenzhen! Shit chinese bonds are required 2 to 1 value on collateral now, and that's in local interbank markets... Shibor at 1 %, lowest since November 2009, imagine collateral requirements for International Money Markets ? chinese government bonds or no usd for you!

Bank of Jinzhou and Bank of Jilin next... Mutual funds defaulting already among the almost daily defaults now it seems in credit markets in that corner of the world
How are you trading based on this information?
 
Tariffs have absolutely nothing to do with china collapsing... It affects Foreign Inflow, but at this stage of capital control, and just overall extremely negative sentiment towards the chinese commies and their view on business, tariffs or not Foreign money is leaving china as long as communist party in charge... The " Trade War " is the new subprime, blame it on the hot topic of the day when it all crumbles, instead of Central Banks fucked the world hard with ZIRP and NIRP. Almost 12 Trillion negative yielding assets that might be used as collateral, Money Markets seem to have changed in attitudes recently, and problem is less collateral to splash around cause so many CB's own safe collateral ( Government Debt ). So how does the world have 50 % more in debt then peak debt crisis of 2008, yet we have way less collateral ? Bad bad things coming... It's clear as day to anyone paying attention, big trouble in lil china comes from the fact they deeply borrow in Eurodollar markets and post their shit bonds as collateral, when Baoshang bank fucked up, PBOC said it would cover only 70 % of losses on bond, while the thought was pboc will pay back 100 % of any loses on chinese bonds... Now you have dozens of Trillions in Yuan Bonds already used as collateral from loans, that might be worth fuck all cause PBOC ain't bailing out much more... You dig ?

Those who say china's banking problem won't affect anywhere else is non sense... Over 50 % of lending in non-US banks was offshore to offshore, and china is the biggest consumer of loans in Eurodollar markets... Now their collateral is bunk, credit markets will shit the bed soon.

https://www.fxstreet.com/analysis/the-geography-of-dollar-funding-of-non-us-banks-201901071552
China doesn't have much debt. A few trillion? They'll just cash in our bonds. Well then buy them ourselves to keep rates low. government debt is different than private debt. Government's make the money.
 
it should be in quotes since you are not the author of this old Wall Street saying.
Just saying.:)
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That is a good quote;
+ SQQQ is melting up today, anyway.
BUT QQQ main 200 day trend is still trending up. Too bad for the bulls JULY tends to be down for QQQ. NOT a prediction+ not long TSLA:D:D, :D:D:D:D:D:D
 
....... We're still trying to figure that out since neither the stock market nor junk bonds have crashed this year like he predicted...quite the opposite, actually.
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Some junk bonds are almost like junk silver;
one man's trash is another mans treasure LOL.

As far as trying to figure out why a pre-election uptrend tend to be super-strong;not hard to find a good uptrend.NOT a prediction+ not long TSLA:D:D
 
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