Why did the market sell off this week? 9-7-2024

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Another excellent video. Historically when we have these types of shocks, it creates the initial crack. This Yen carry trade + the uninversion of the yield curve will manifest itself in an even bigger and uglier draw down in 2025.

Epic conversation between you and @leadlagreport

if the US drops interest rates on the 18th, isn't that the same as the Yen increasing interest rates, in terms of the 💹carry trade risk?

There is no justification for the Fed to cut at all. Blaming employment is just a red herring to keep the sheep in the market.

What I really admire about your videos is that you always explain the terms you use like „reverse yield curve“. Please continue doing so. )

Markets are so huge there is very few people if any that fully know what is going on or what happens next. Also markets are incredibly fast and accessible more than ever before, with any information flowing in seconds time. I think the idea of “liquid markets” will come to an end as there is no way for the market makers and dealers to predict these moves any longer, with such a speed and provide bid to the entire World trading US markets in the real time. There is just no way, FED will have to step in more often to prop up liquidity in the markets and it will become unsustainable eventually. There is no organic price discovery, everything is skewed and manipulated by hundreds of large players until it falls apart. Good luck!

But what also happened in the 80s, the personal computer and the start of the greatest disinflationary invention. Now we’re on the cusp of the next. Hard time seeing inflation have 2 more larger phases.

An old Chinese curse; May you live in interesting times. We live in interesting times.

The best!