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The SEC's deadline for a decision on an $ETH ETF is coming up this week.
@bkbriankelly on if it's a sell the news event and who is the next crypto asset to watch:
Trump's social media company could go public as soon as next week.
This comes after $DWAC shareholders approved a merger with the Truth Social platform.
@karenfinerman noticed something in the S-4 filing:
The federal debt load soaring to more than $34 trillion!
@ProfJoaoGomes of @Wharton is sounding the alarm and warns that if the debt issue is not corrected, capital will be more sparse and the government will face difficulty finding buyers.
Until inflation peaks and Fed rate hikes stop, market forecaster Jim Bianco warns Wall Street is on a one way trip to misery.
“The bond market, and I’ll use a very technical term, it’s a complete mess right now,” he says.
https://t.co/ToXtTKErpv (via @StephLandsman)
The economy is on the cusp of rate spikes reminiscent of Paul Volcker’s tenure as Fed chair, according to Canaccord's Tony Dwyer.
He believes stocks could see a bounce, but they won’t reach “the” bottom until the Fed signals a turn.
https://t.co/RqObA5ybpn (via
@StephLandsman)
J.P. Morgan’s Marko Kolanovic expects stocks to reclaim 2022 highs - even if oil prices surge to $150 a barrel.
“We don’t think investors will stick in cash for the next 12 months,” he told @MelissaLeeCNBC.
Here's what he would buy: https://t.co/krg0lZeKG7 (via @StephLandsman)
Blackstone’s Joe Zidle calls homes almost as unaffordable as the 2007 peak.
Yet, he believes a crash is unlikely due to a major difference: Most owners aren’t using their homes like an ATM - (via @CNBCFastMoney)
https://t.co/yogOMPjkJr
The economy may be hitting a crucial turning point.
Investor Peter Boockvar warns the Federal Reserve will not be able to meaningfully contain surging inflation, and there’s not much more consumers can withstand.
https://t.co/6ppV6THKJ8 (via @StephLandsman)
While Wall Street braces for a rate hike, Canaccord's Tony Dwyer sees the ingredients for a market rally.
“We are going to get an oversold bounce. Sentiment and my tactical indicators are about as bad as they get,” he tells @CNBCFastMoney.
https://t.co/Bk3WM56C31