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VIDEOAnswers: Not Even Government Is Bigger Than the Market
Boys on the Beltway sold the car crash, bought the cancer.
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- Have you seen Hoofy & Boo’s take on corporate family feuds?
- Don’t the boys on the Beltway know that nobody is bigger than the market?
- That, while they sold the car crash, they bought the cancer?
- Which will manifest in one of two ways (a weaker dollar or lower asset classes)?
- And if it's the former, foreign holders of dollar-denominated assets will eventually balk after taking it "both ways" for seven years?
- Where the heck is Franklin Raines?
- Have you heard the one about the mandatory enrollment in Treasury-issued retirement bonds?
- Or the one about isolationism and protectionism being the other side of globalization?
- Are you making sure to sync your risk profile and time horizon?
- Are we clear that even if we traverse the other side of the "W," it doesn't preclude an upside try first?
- And remembering that if we take our journey one step at a time, using technical levels as a context rather than a catalyst, we'll maintain financial staying power even if we're wrong?
- Have you taken your free peek at our subscription products?
- Why do I dislike shaving so much?
- Why are olives so salty?
- Where the heck do capers come from?
- How crazy is it that "the first move is typically the false move after an FOMC decision" again proved true?
- If we asked if Russian banking system was improving, would the answer be “not yet?”
- Is the future of media “where news meets opinion?”
- Am I showing my age in going to the STYX concert tonight?
- Last quarter, we saw a rally into quarter-end and then a dump during the last two sessions. History doesn't always repeat but it sometimes rhymes so that begs the question: Will we again see the Suck and Duck?
R.P.
Todd Harrison is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Minyanville. Prior to his current role, Mr. Harrison was President and head trader at a $400 million dollar New York-based hedge fund. Todd welcomes your comments and/or feedback at todd@minyanville.com.
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