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The automotive industry is facing unprecedented challenges, highlighting five major trends that strongly indicate a significant price correction is on the horizon. With total auto loan debt reaching an all-time high of $1.7 trillion, vehicle inventories accumulating, and looming tariffs on imported cars threatening to inflate prices further, consumers considering …
A rough day for the stock market 🔴🔴🔴🔴 pic.twitter.com/VKS4YqL50e — Evan (@StockMKTNewz) April 16, 2025 Its so fucking over….. During a question and answer session at the Economic Club of Chicago Fed Chair Jerome Powell was asked directly whether the Federal Reserve would intervene if the stock market continues to …
The Federal Reserve is resisting pressure from the White House and Washington to spur big banks to buy more Treasury bonds, a reluctance that could further shake an unnerved market for US debt. Wild swings in Treasury prices forced President Donald Trump to reverse course on his sweeping tariffs, and …
The Government has admitted to keeping 7,047,721 homes off the market using taxpayer dollars. https://t.co/OwKBolzEmG — Darth Powell (@VladTheInflator) April 15, 2025
TESLA OUTSOLD THE NEXT 10 EV BRANDS COMBINED IN Q1 2025 Tesla remained far ahead of the competition in Q1 2025, selling 128,100 EVs — more than the next 10 brands combined. The Model Y and Model 3 continued to lead the charts, showing Tesla’s strong grip on the U.S. …
Retail dip buyers may vanish when reality finally lands. Given how overpriced the U.S. stock market is, and the severity of the coming recession and earnings decline, it still has a long way to fall. In fact, despite the decline, given the negative impact of tariffs, the market is more …
“What’s being proposed: The U.S. Treasury is floating the idea of buying back older debt securities. This is essentially a form of yield curve intervention a tool to inject liquidity, support market function, or steer duration risk away from the private sector. This is not QE in the traditional sense, …
During this 30+ minute interview, Jason asks Marc about if the global economy is really setup for actual free trade and what types of problems a trade war, tariffs and subsidies could create for the real economy and different assets prices as President Trump escalates a trade war with China. …
This is one of the clearest signals yet that the Bank of Japan has lost control of the long end of the curve. Japan’s 30-year yield hitting 2.845% its highest since 2004 isn’t just a local event. This has global knock-on effects: Japan is the largest foreign holder of U.S.… …
The U.S. housing market is dangerously overvalued. This chart shows 15 years of income just to buy a median home. We haven’t seen levels this high since 2007 and we know what happened then. I just dropped a very detailed analysis. Link is in the comments! pic.twitter.com/aze1ALn6z5 — The Macro …
Bulls keep agreeing that everyone is bearish so it's contrarian to be bullish. In what can only be described as the biggest circle jerk in market history. Here is the put/call ratio since the Liberation Day shock which occurred on April 2nd. Which was followed by the China shock… pic.twitter.com/ZsFJjjEf4a …
China didn’t just become a global powerhouse by chance. It climbed the economic ladder by studying and replicating what the West built through generations of risk-taking, innovation, and painful trial and error. It offered up a billion people willing to work for a fraction of Western wages, and Wall Street …
The illusion of control is slipping. What we’re witnessing isn’t just a market wobble. It’s the prelude to something far more disruptive. As the façade of stability continues to crack, the choices before Washington are narrowing, and none of them lead to a soft landing. Trump’s decision to pause tariffs …
Similar $TLT size trade happened not long ago where trader hit bighttps://t.co/ICMUnwehl1 — John Trades MBA (@JPATrades) April 11, 2025 Watched this live. Jam nailed it as always. 10% interest rates on the way? No one thinks it can happen. Oh yes it can. Give it a watch 👇 https://t.co/2nU1lglKLC …
Retail investor activity is higher today than it was prior to the 27% ^IXIC drawdown in Feb (hard to believe) – this likely stays the case through another larger downside impulsive move We’ve never had so many households or individuals ‘all in’… speculative fever continues🤒🌴 — Don Johnson (@DonMiami3) April …
Famed hedge fund investor Steve Eisman, famous for predicting the 2008 financial crisis, now appears to be two-for-two. In an exclusive interview with Daily Mail, hours before President Donald Trump announced a pause on new global tariff hikes, Eisman said he expected ‘cooler heads to prevail’. At least for the …
Why did the 2yr treasury sell off when everything else rallied on the tariff pause? Why did gold recover and finish the day up $100 amid widespread euphoria in risk assets? Something doesn't add up here and I don't know what it is. Keep your helmets on. pic.twitter.com/Nqe0oJkxdY — Nobody …
It was Wall St that got Trump to back down. Dimon made the call and got it sorted. Trump flipped the moment he was put under pressure and believes he saved face because he kept the Tariffs on China. I don’t care how Trump wants to dress it up, he …
Posted that 3 hours before the 90 day tariff pause announcement 🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/PUqWx3qSfF — Benjamin Cowen (@intocryptoverse) April 9, 2025 https://twitter.com/coffeebreak_YT/status/1910023238853275924 Note to future self If the 🇺🇸 President tells me its a great time to buy … something may be coming later in the day pic.twitter.com/F3pBIOVC1j — Evan (@StockMKTNewz) …
With the global tariffs and the stock market chaos, Jamie Dimon states that a recession is on the horizon, warning that “we will see more credit problems than people have seen in a long time.” pic.twitter.com/HNmc9zZcW2 — Ian Miles Cheong (@ianmiles) April 9, 2025 Let’s just all admit it. The …
It sounds like China’s equivalent to our Walmart just closed most of its stores. It operated via pre-paid cards. So if they close, people get screwed out of what they spent on the cards (vouchers). Panicking Crowds rush in and strip the markets bare in hours. all but a couple …
As I warned earlier, the Treasury market is crashing. The yield on the 10-year just hit 4.5%, and the yield on the 30-year just hit 5%. Without an emergency rate cut tomorrow morning and the announcement of a massive QE program, tomorrow could be a 1987-style stock market crash. — …
Powell may pretend he doesn't need to get involved, but the market is about to drag him in kicking and screaming pic.twitter.com/izA4VUQmQN — zerohedge (@zerohedge) April 8, 2025 Junk bond yields going parabola https://t.co/LGDN6xHOiq pic.twitter.com/ILja6xLDGY — The Great Martis (@great_martis) April 8, 2025 The crash that's now happening in the …
2/ The US stock market is in full panic mode In our last YouTube video, we said there was still plenty of short-term downside risk Which is why we removed most of our exposure to US stocks during the recent bounce pic.twitter.com/xtKKEFKVuU — Bravos Research (@bravosresearch) April 7, 2025 4/ …
Marjorie Taylor Greene makes huge stock market play just days before tariffs announced Marjorie Taylor Greene appeared to know that the stock market was about to crash, as just days before the market meltdown she pulled hundreds of thousands of dollars out of the market and invested in treasury bills …
$ES_F projected to touch near 5284 by tomorrow close.This is likely a dead cat bounce. pic.twitter.com/xKI5Hpvozg — optionGeek (@StockShark16) April 8, 2025 Both $TLT and $GLD sold off today — and that’s a warning sign. ⚠️ Cross-asset correlations are breaking, which often signals instability beneath the surface.Even though $VIX has …
President Trump says 50% tariffs are going into place on April 9th — Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) April 8, 2025 Don’t you all get it? Trump doesn’t give AF. This isn’t about tariffs, he wants the supply chain out of China. And that’s why China will retaliate tonight. Tonight might be the …
