Big Tech Is Back, Allegedly As A Safe Haven
With resurgent doubts about the strength of the post-pandemic boom, traders are shifting back into the tech behemoths who seem safe in stormy seasons.
With resurgent doubts about the strength of the post-pandemic boom, traders are shifting back into the tech behemoths who seem safe in stormy seasons.
Deutsche Bank analysts find an even split on whether bonds are rallying on fundamental (fear) or technical (trading) factors. JPM is more decisive.
Arguing that debt ratios were much lower in the 1970s than they are now, DoctorDoom says the upcoming crisis will be much worse if shocks emerge.
“It’s the new normal,” he says. “I think we’re going to have to adapt to a world in which financial markets are no longer dominated by professionals."
Sudden demand for bonds signals exhausted investor sentiment as the world struggles to find post-pandemic normalcy. The next few weeks may get bumpy.
"This is it guys, the biggest U.S. fantasy trip of all time," the legendary strategist says, blasting GameStop, Dogecoin and other viral securities.
LPL thinks we could see 1 million jobs created a month for the foreseeable future. Commonwealth warns that it's the work force that can't keep up.