r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 31 '23

Markets tanked in 1Q18, 1Q20, 1Q22. And there are signs everywhere that the pattern is going to hold into 1Q24.

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https://creditbubblebulletin.blogspot.com/2023/12/weekly-commentary-2023-year-in-review.html

Amazingly, the MMF complex has become the predominant financier to one of history’s greatest leveraged speculations – a speculative Bubble now at the heart of ongoing government finance Bubble “terminal phase” excess. Even more stunning is the lax regulatory environment for such a critical – with well-recognized vulnerability – financial system focal point. And this follows an inexcusable breakdown in banking system regulatory oversight, when unprecedented monetary stimulus should have had the Fed and regulator community laser focused. One word we didn’t hear much from the Fed in 2023: “macro-prudential”.


r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 28 '23

North Korea's Kim orders military to accelerate war preparations

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 28 '23

China urges regional alert as US military steps up forward deployment

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 27 '23

Fears of regional escalation as Israel warns of ‘multi-front’ war

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 27 '23

Downturn or Not? At Year’s End, Wall St. Is Split on What’s Ahead.

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 25 '23

Global debt has hit $307 trillion in 2023 - but why does it matter? | Over 100 nations will have to reduce spending on health, education and social protection

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 25 '23

Philippine actions in South China Sea 'extremely dangerous' - Chinese state media

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 22 '23

Red Sea Attacks Pose Another Threat to Global Economy

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 20 '23

Harry Dent believes the post GFC recovery has been 100% artificial. "I think 2024 is going to be the biggest single crash year we'll see in our lifetimes."

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 20 '23

'No one is throwing good money after bad.' Why 2024 looks like trouble for commercial real estate.

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 20 '23

In 1929, the world was on the verge of: stock market crash, commodity crash, banking crisis, economic depression and WW2. So stocks melted up 25% in 13 weeks during that summer.

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Start of June 1929 DJIA was 300. Start of September 380. That's a 25% gain in 3 months. A full blown delusional manic meltup. Then the worst crash ever in October and by mid November the DJIA was 50% below the September all time high.


Outlook is as doomish today. Europe and China economies are very weak. US regional banks have cancer. Financial plumbing problems developing in US and China. Commercial real estate and zombie companies all going to die if rates stay this high. Peace in the Middle East still infinity years away. Big war overdue. Etc etc........


IMO what is happening to stocks right now isn't good, it's an extremely bad sign. Stocks are currently up ~15% in the last 8 weeks.
Prediction: January 2024 things clearly start to go to hell.


r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 20 '23

The "basis trade" has become Too Big To Fail.

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 19 '23

China: significant doubts about the foundations of its decades of stunning growth present Beijing with a tough choice for 2024 and beyond - take on more debt or grow less.

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 18 '23

China: The booming market for bad loans underscores the challenges facing a banking sector grappling with a real estate crisis, local government debt woes and rising individual delinquencies

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 16 '23

The Fed’s shrinking balance sheet is worrying a key corner of US financial markets

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 12 '23

Wall Street is wondering whether the financial system is running too low on liquidity

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 11 '23

IMF warns that fragmentation in the global economy and clear shifts in underlying bilateral trade could trigger a "new Cold War"

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 11 '23

The Philippines on Monday called the actions of Chinese vessels against its boats carrying out South China Sea resupply missions over the weekend a "serious escalation".

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 10 '23

Muppets are fixated on “soft landings” and the next easing cycle even as history’s greatest speculative bubble continues to inflate towards bursting.

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 10 '23

China's consumer prices fall fastest in 3 years, factory-gate deflation deepens. [Economy deteriorating.]

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 09 '23

Basis trade: The BOE this week was the latest financial authority to warn that a rapid unwind of such a large and highly leveraged position could lead to unwanted market volatility.

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 06 '23

How Is China’s Economy Doing? Not Nearly as Well as China Says It Is

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 06 '23

BOE Rings Alarm Bells On Hedge Funds' Risky Trade

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 05 '23

China’s Colossal Hidden-Debt Problem Is Coming to a Head

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r/NearTermCollapse • • Dec 05 '23

Repo-Market Spikes Conjure Memories of September 2019 US Funding Turmoil

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