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US Treasury and Central Banks are prepping the biggest stock bubble of all time!
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/22/the...-start-2019-is-one-for-the-history-books.html
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kenrap...l-prop-up-countrys-stock-market/#638d917547ce
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...out-rally-with-stock-exposure-at-six-year-low
https://asia.nikkei.com/Economy/BOJ-is-top-10-shareholder-in-40-of-Japan-s-listed-companies
Feb 2018 Bloomberg Article :
U.S. STOCKS ARE GETTING WEIRD
The rally in U.S. stocks that has given the S&P 500 Index a 16 percent boost since Christmas Eve is lacking a few critical ingredients that normally accompany such a rapid rise. First, Investment Company Institute data show flows into equity mutual funds have been minimal relative to the outflows saw in the second half of 2018, according to Bloomberg Intelligence. Second, trading volumes are muted, with the amount of S&P 500 shares changing hands averaging just above 38 billion shares quarterly over the last year, down from a recent high near 42 billion in 2016 and less than half of peak trading volume recorded early this century. Third, and perhaps most unusual, the outlook for corporate profits this quarter and next is bleak, with many strategists forecasting an earnings recession. But among equity investors, hope springs eternal
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/22/the...-start-2019-is-one-for-the-history-books.html
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kenrap...l-prop-up-countrys-stock-market/#638d917547ce
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...out-rally-with-stock-exposure-at-six-year-low
https://asia.nikkei.com/Economy/BOJ-is-top-10-shareholder-in-40-of-Japan-s-listed-companies
Feb 2018 Bloomberg Article :
U.S. STOCKS ARE GETTING WEIRD
The rally in U.S. stocks that has given the S&P 500 Index a 16 percent boost since Christmas Eve is lacking a few critical ingredients that normally accompany such a rapid rise. First, Investment Company Institute data show flows into equity mutual funds have been minimal relative to the outflows saw in the second half of 2018, according to Bloomberg Intelligence. Second, trading volumes are muted, with the amount of S&P 500 shares changing hands averaging just above 38 billion shares quarterly over the last year, down from a recent high near 42 billion in 2016 and less than half of peak trading volume recorded early this century. Third, and perhaps most unusual, the outlook for corporate profits this quarter and next is bleak, with many strategists forecasting an earnings recession. But among equity investors, hope springs eternal
%% That sounds like gross profit; not net LOL
But Liz A Sonders is fairly wise, so i could be wrong on that ??She has some good lookin' charts on her twitter!!And like she says/tweets ''happy valentines ''!!!!!
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