Andrew Methey (@andrewmethey) 's Twitter Profile
Andrew Methey

@andrewmethey

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calendar_today12-02-2018 23:36:06

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Robin Brooks (@robin_j_brooks) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mexico and Canada are preparing retaliatory tariffs, but that's a mistake. In 2018, China had the optimal response to US tariffs, which was to simply let its currency fall in a full offset to US tariffs. That protects exporters with little risk of escalating the trade war...

Mexico and Canada are preparing retaliatory tariffs, but that's a mistake. In 2018, China had the optimal response to US tariffs, which was to simply let its currency fall in a full offset to US tariffs. That protects exporters with little risk of escalating the trade war...
Craig Shapiro (@ces921) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Current setup with a big US/China trade meeting happening over the weekend reminds me of the run-up at the end of November 2018 into the Trump/Xi meeting in Argentina at the G20 meeting in early December 2018. Markets ran up into that meeting on hopes of a deal, spiked further

Julian Brigden (@julianmi2) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I smell a rat. Why does #SamAltman #openapi need the taxpayer to guarantee their debt if they are going to make hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars? Has he just done a cash analysis and realised he's cash flow short?

I smell a rat. Why does #SamAltman #openapi need the taxpayer to guarantee their debt if they are going to make hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars? Has he just done a cash analysis and realised he's cash flow short?
James Chanos (@realjimchanos) 's Twitter Profile Photo

So the cash-incinerating company at the epicenter of the AI Ecosystem, whose CEO is already taunting non-existent short-sellers, wants Federal taxpayer guarantees on its debt issuance…?! AYFKM…???!!!

So the cash-incinerating company at the epicenter of the AI Ecosystem, whose CEO is already taunting non-existent short-sellers, wants Federal taxpayer guarantees on its debt issuance…?! AYFKM…???!!!
Ray Dalio (@raydalio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

History shows us that having too much debt during an economic downturn leads to a classic, self-reinforcing cycle where: 1) The empire can no longer borrow the money to repay its debts 2) It prints a lot of new money, which devalues the currency and raises inflation 3) Living

Phil Rosen (@philrosenn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The bears and doomers always come up with new reasons why the stock market is about to crash and yet history leaves them behind. It pays to be an optimist. (h/t Ryan Detrick, CMT)

The bears and doomers always come up with new reasons why the stock market is about to crash and yet history leaves them behind. 

It pays to be an optimist. 

(h/t <a href="/RyanDetrick/">Ryan Detrick, CMT</a>)
Meet Kevin😇 (@realmeetkevin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨 Howard Lutnick's family firm bought up the rights to tariff refunds for 20-30 cents on the dollar after Liberation Day last year. Today, the Supreme Court struck the tariffs down. For every $100 invested, Lutnick's sons just made 3-5x. Welcome to Crony Corrupt America.

🚨 Howard Lutnick's family firm bought up the rights to tariff refunds for 20-30 cents on the dollar after Liberation Day last year.

Today, the Supreme Court struck the tariffs down. For every $100 invested, Lutnick's sons just made 3-5x.

Welcome to Crony Corrupt America.
Rory Johnston (@rory_johnston) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Crude futures aren't telling the full story. See Dubai physical swaps (white, balance of the month) vs Brent prompt futures (blue) below. Normally they're pretty close, but right now there's a MAD bid for physical crude in the region—$100/bbl futs, $140/bbl physical barrels.

Crude futures aren't telling the full story.

See Dubai physical swaps (white, balance of the month) vs Brent prompt futures (blue) below.

Normally they're pretty close, but right now there's a MAD bid for physical crude in the region—$100/bbl futs, $140/bbl physical barrels.