@nope_its_lily It’s amazing how everyone becomes bullish so easily with positive price action… it was only a few months ago and you were quite bearish. But to answer your question in the near term: liquidity, over a trillion needed to fill the treasury back up
@coloradotravis This explanation indicates it’s pretty similar to previous debt ceiling incidents, what are you seeing that makes this one appear much worse?
The low yield of 1M bills is inspiring the FUD masters particularly accolades of @JeffSnider_AIP (who I respect fwiw) to pronounce a "collateral" shortage indicative of a "bank event". Its just normal debt ceiling drama prep. The implied debt ceiling date is what's priced. 1/n
@frankoz95967943 @openshutter21 Do you think David Hunters prediction for markets is on par then? Melt up followed by depression level drop once geopolitical/economic conditions reach the point that they can no longer be so egregiously ignored ?
@shortl2021 Well said, you have to wonder just how different conditions would be if Glass Steagall still existed and if the fed wasn’t allowed such unlimited range in the bond market
@shortl2021 I don’t know of any expert derivative traders who also willingly call out the horror and nonsense that is but I did want to add that I appreciate all your work. Sadly the financialization of everything and ‘rent seeking’ seem to be consuming our entire ‘economy’ whole
@nope_its_lily This my favorite tweet of yours ever. But there are ways to fight back contrary to popular sentiment among those aware of the scope of the issue. The first step is finding ways to arm everyone with the truth. Then empathy, care and compassion have to come before any tech we use