#Stagflation

Paul Doroshenko, Q.C.

PaulDoroshenko

I suspect people don’t know what’s coming.It you look at photos of any city from pre WWI you’ll see all sorts of businesses. You’ll also notice that none of them

Karim Maher Abadir

kmabadir

Economic impact of #Coronavirus isn't a blip that'll bounce back to normal soon. Think of the chain of economic events: spending stops for a few weeks, incomes stop too, &

Otavio (Tavi) Costa

TaviCosta

China.On the verge of a currency devaluation.There has never been so many strong reasons for it. To set the stage:China’s credit imbalances dwarf anything ever seen.400% growth in banking assets

Dr. Genevieve Guenther

DoctorVive

Having talked about health care 1st, #climatechange 2nd (in the exact order they appear in polling about top Dem concerns), @BarackObama then frames climate action as a chance to "make

Anurag Kukreti

Anuragkukreti7

Please go through this thread once, please *India Collapsing* *While everyone is busy debating on**India-Pakistan* *370-Kashmir**Hindu-Muslim**CAA, NRC, NPR, etc**Shaheen Bagh**Sushant Singh Rajput**We miss to notice what's happening to

Oliver Mitevski

omitevski

How’s Europe going to handle the mother of all crisis? The combo Great Depression, 70s Stagflation and 08 subprime? First on the virus front. Italy should have been our only

Edward Harrison

edwardnh

Interesting conversation with Nomura's Charlie McElligott Friday. He was telling me that he sees the risk of a pro-cyclical (“Value,” “Risk” and “Reversal” factors) move coming at the cost of

Oliver Mitevski

omitevski

This looks like a combination of the Great Depression, the 70s stagflation period, and the 08 subprime. The least talked about is the subprime similarity so I’ll start with that

Elad Gil

eladgil

Some potential things likely to happen in next 3-18 months for tech startup worldLikely does not mean “100% certainty” but base case seems to be in motion today 1. Valuations

Aaron Smith

ASmithUCD

1. This week in Ag Data News, I write about New Zealand. It's the land without agricultural subsidies and it's where I grew up on a sheep farm.https://asmith.ucdavis.edu/news/new-zealands-farmers-dont-want-governments-money 2. What

CryptoNephilim

cryptonephilim

THREAD1) Long Debt Cycle @RayDalio2) Global Dollar Shortage3) April Report "The Unfolding" @RaoulGMI4) Depression? Recession? Stagflation? Bullish? 5) Real Estate Values During Depression6) Gold, Cash, and Bitcoin 1/ In @RayDalio's

TheDividendGuy

TheDividendGuy

Your Brain Plays Tricks on You!Emotions taint our judgment and we do things that don’t make sense.Our brain also deals with millions of data points daily. It has learned to

JC Punongbayan

jcpunongbayan

THREAD: Thoughts, comments on the econ managers' super early pre-SONA forum.Dominguez's preamble: "We need to divide the term of this admin. into 2 periods. The first is the period of

Erik Torenberg

eriktorenberg

Econ Twitter:Tell me where the below is wrong or add nuance to some of the claims:- Misconceptions around monetary policy- Similarities btw 1929, 1990s (Japan), & 2008 & lessons learned-

Diane Swonk

DianeSwonk

This week jobs, next week inflation for April. #Inflation will be hot - y/y will easily exceed 3%, could nip at 4%, strongest since 2011.Some will use the term “stagflation”

Dr. Chris Dark

Darky999

Let's dive into some bull vs bear dynamics in the markets, what are the key themes, opportunities & risksThis isn't an exhaustive list, i'd love to hear your thoughts on