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“Can you feel the tension? I can. I can feel it down in my plums.”
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Oh man. I have to admit, Cameron Crise's (@5thrule) AI-powered Fed tune really is a banger... suno.com/song/a5e40e87-2631-…
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That's correct, chart is non-financial corporate issuance net of maturities. IMO a lot of breathless coverage on deluge of corp issuance elides heavy issuance by banks (relevant but distinct) and neglects to account for maturities/refinancing.
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Re last RT: No good reason for Moyes to speak so negatively about a kid going through a really difficult time.
The whole FTX saga actually makes perfect sense if you think of SBF and Caroline Ellison as literal incarnations of Seth and Mclovin from Superbad
This week I was pleased to be a guest on the Macro Hive podcast with @bilalhafeez123. We had a great chat about life, the financial universe, and everything. You can check it out here:
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This week, @PatrickCeresna and @kevinmuir welcome Cameron Crise @5thrule to the show to discuss the current macro environment, exploring the constraints faced by global Central Banks, and what that means for the market & end with an out-of-the-box surprise you don’t want to miss.
Is there anything dumber than the market reacting strongly to a comment downplaying the chances of consistent 75 bp moves 40 mins after a 75 bp move that was breezily dismissed 6 weeks ago?
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With Fed QT around the corner, you're going to be subjected to plenty of analysis about the reversal of balance sheet growth and what it means. A lot of it will look like the chart below...please pardon the 3 axes (will explain reason for them below)
...you find a relationship, but it's not quite as compelling as the naive overlay chart from a visual perspective. But in a sense, that's the point. It gives you a better idea of how QT might impact things than the overlay.












