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The Euphoriameter hit a record 1.1 points. An all-time high 43% of investors doubting a stock market crash. The Schiller P/E ratio has hit 23-year highs. Enjoy the euphoric exit pump!

An all-time high 43% of investors think there is a less than 10% chance of a stock market crash occurring in the next 6 months 🚨 pic.twitter.com/c46U09cdsC — Barchart (@Barchart) December 6, 2024 This is wild: The Euphoriameter, an indicator measuring investor sentiment, hit a record 1.1 points, according to Topdown Charts. This metric uses …

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Investors shy away from China; Foreign Direct Investment hits 23-year low.

EM investors are staying away from China. via Goldman Sachs pic.twitter.com/S5ZAzFhkcK — Daily Chartbook (@dailychartbook) April 2, 2024 #recession … #GFC2 China $USD #Liquidity Squeeze edition No mystery why the Chinese yuan is under pressure from the US #Dollar…#fx #forex $CNY $USDCNY đź‘€ https://t.co/eMWVIu9dL2 pic.twitter.com/2dqe3y1o1H — Invariant Perspective (@InvariantPersp1) April 2, 2024

Pushin’ Too Hard? Mortgage Rates Jump To 23-Year Highs As Conference Board Leading Economic Indicator Declined To -7.6% YoY

by confoundedinterest17 Is The Fed pushin’ too hard on rates to fight inflation? Or not hard enough?? Between the data and the overnight momentum in overseas markets, bonds are at their weakest levels in years. Mortgage-backed securities (the bonds that dictate mortgage rates) didn’t swoon quite as much as Treasuries, but as of today, it was just enough …

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European Central Bank raises rates for 9th time, a 23-year high. Business credit conditions in the EU at 2008 levels

The European Central Bank just raised rates for the 9th consecutive time Inflation in Europe is still 5.5% Rates are now at a 23-year high in Europe: pic.twitter.com/YSpUeBSw1H — Genevieve Roch-Decter, CFA (@GRDecter) July 27, 2023 Business credit conditions in the EU at 2008 levels ⚠️ pic.twitter.com/uH6x9eiT1E — Longview Economics (@Lvieweconomics) July 27, 2023 Home …

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