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jumanji0881

07/16/17 4:37 PM

#30259 RE: nowwhat2 #30258

Indeed and Yellen's dovish comments only encourage more speculation in the markets. And it's not just stocks, it's RE too. RE brokers in Seattle brag about selling houses for 100K over the asking price and proclaim that $500k townhouses are cheap. And it's true in China as well (see below). The CBs cannot afford to allow the bubbles to pop, so they continue to support them as they grow ever larger. When they do burst, it will be one for the record books.

The following is from http://creditbubblebulletin.blogspot.com/2017/07/weekly-commentary-bubbles-inflate-only.html

Yellen's testimony:
Georgia Senator David Purdue: “Thank you for being here and for your service. I just have two quick questions. I’m very concerned about global debt. The Institute of International Finance recently reported that their estimate of total global debt is $217 trillion, or more than 300% of global GDP. Do you agree with that?”

China's RE bubble :
‘The harder the government tries to control the market, the more prices will rise,’ Mr. Pei said. With each new policy intended to restrict home purchases, buyers are piling in. Stressed about the prospect of being left behind, many are borrowing heavily, believing prices will continue to rise... Another article of faith is that the Communist Party won’t allow housing prices to collapse.”

nowwhat2

07/16/17 9:47 PM

#30261 RE: nowwhat2 #30258

The Tokyo Tonight Report - Tokyo is Closed . . . . . (cue scary sound effects : (don don don) )



Bit tougher to predict the markets now but



I wouldn't be 1/2 half surprised to see the Bass-turds perform another Back-test !


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Bit tougher to predict what the markets will do NOW tho.....
Last week it was easier




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ahimsak

07/17/17 12:56 PM

#30264 RE: nowwhat2 #30258

Agreed shorting is dumb, but also we are so overdue for a correction, it will come out of nowhere and happen very quickly, IMHO