@robin_j_brooks The problem with Mexico is that is hard to get the data right because there is a lot of informality in the economy that statistics do not capture.
@StealthQE4 Why are we talking about QT ending and not before, we were talking about interest cuts but m2 was growing. Why suddenly we are talking about QT?
2021 was a perfect storm of unnatural liquidity excess:
-Stimulus checks
-Lockdowns โ people had time, capital, and boredom.
-Zero rates + QE infinity
-Retail mania โ peak speculative behavior.
2025 is a grindier, more structured cycle:
-No helicopter money โ Capital is earned, not airdropped.
-Institutional flow dominance not Reddit-fueled frenzies.
-Liquidity regime is positive, but it's not euphoric. Itโs being deployed cautiously and with more sophistication.
-Risk-on still has legs, but weโre not in the blow-off phase unless something changes macro-wise.
You're in a structurally different market.
Right now, the data says: still in bull territory, but maturing. Not euphoric. Not 2021.
@SamanthaLaDuc Samantha, I tend to agree. The key with tech growth stocks is execution โ as long as they deliver on results, their valuations arenโt necessarily mispriced.