Say it ain't so! @EYnews challenges the accounting industryโs longstanding assertion that its job is not to seek out malpractice ๐ https://t.co/n0YDWgDgtG #wirecard@PwC@Deloitte@KPMG
According to surveys done by @nielsen@Style_Sage@KelleyBlueBook@BrewersAssoc, your experience of rising inflation is real despite the headlines you see about disinflation or deflation ๐๐ผ https://t.co/zFetywDmI1
Given QE (infinity) supports financial assets, itโs not surprising that โFinancial Activitiesโ which includes financial services, insurance, and real estate, is the only industry to improve in August 2020, in @Paychexโs Small Jobs Business Index ๐๐ผ
Looks like companies, both junk and investment grade ones, already highly leveraged before the pandemic, are borrowing their way out of this recession ๐๐ผ https://t.co/mIzfaeoh0X
Even when outliers, like FANG stocks, are excluded, the valuation of big cap US stocks, as measured by the forward P/E of the median S&P 500 stock, is the highest in 40 years ๐คฆ๐ปโโ๏ธ https://t.co/8QNGDA6wDv
After studying the research of @scientificecon, I find myself feeling deceived by my monetary economics professors, if you donโt know what Iโm writing about, then check out this paper from the BoE about how money is created esstentially via #fairydust๐๐ผ https://t.co/jLkrFdcYiP
The US credit cycle is mature, so demand for C&I loans is slowing again. A final spike in C&I loans YoY has been very common heading into recession. Lending standards for C&I loans are now as tight as they were during GFC, implying a significant slowdown in C&I loan growth ahead.
15.1% (or 548) of publicly-traded U.S. companies now considered zombies, highest on record going back to early 1990s (10-year yield falling below -100bps may have been breaking point) @DataArbor@Bloomberg
Professor Edward Altman estimated that the past trend of credit rating inflation in the face of COVID means that up to a third (1/3) of all corporate bonds in the BBB investment grade category could fall to junk status #BBBcliff . . . https://t.co/rKHcrZjtQv
The music has stopped to say the least, all that corporate leverage in recent years is now forcing companies to cut costs permanently ๐๐ผ https://t.co/UtL2M1mzIK