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Bailout package price-tag goes up to $2T - that will do it. S&P500 to gap up 10% on Mon.

White House press conference to start in a few minutes.
 

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I don't know when this will end - I'm taking a small bite at a time, T could see lower $20s before it's over. Long term, T should benefit from the new norm social distance/work from home trend.

Airline/leisure could be a the last group to come out from this mess. After 911, people still fly - granted it was a little hassle to wait in a long line for security check, this is far worse, everyone is so afraid of catching the virus while on board. Lots of people cancelled flights and didn't get any refund - yet they don't care. The fear is running deep and it will take time to reverse that behavior.

Finance/tech/semi/commodity and retailers with broad-online shopping present would lead the recovery I think. A lot of people will go broke when this over, vacation is probably at the bottom of their list.

Snoop, that's what I'm doing....taking small bites. I dumped about $5k into it on Friday (only to see it go down throughout the day). I'm just hoping shit gets back to semi-normal by mid-April and things slowly progress upwards from there. We'll see, but it's certainly disconcerting.
 

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Bailout package price-tag goes up to $2T - that will do it. S&P500 to gap up 10% on Mon.

White House press conference to start in a few minutes.

I said when the thread started that will be 10-15T when all debt monetization from this is done. Probably within a year to 18 months.

Are we really confident that goes off w/o a hitch this time around? It was inevitable with or without the virus, but now that it is here I do wonder what all the ramifications are. It really has no historical precedent in modern times.
 

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Initially, they're planning to vote on 3/26/20, given the magnitude of the selloff last week, they're pushing to Mon. We'll see if $2T rescue package is big enough to stop the bleeding. We're 7 days in for CDC 2-wk social distance recommendation, the 'curve' is climbing. Very likely, they're extending it to months. The market will probably surge on Mon - but I still feel like a 'bull trap', it could make a lower low once 'stimulus' news fading away.

The Fed pulls out all the tools trying to stop the market from falling apart. They re-opened Primary Dealer Credit Facility last Tue - it's a big deal. Major banks in the US/Europe can put up just about anything as collateral to get access to Fed US$ for 90 days w/ very low interest. It's a Bernanke signature 'pawn shop', even with that, the market didn't bottom until 4 months later.
 

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DC gangs are trying to bully insurers to pay for small businesses loss of income due to shut-down, our rep told them to go fuck themselves. They're now threatening to take all P&C insurers to court. Go right ahead.

This is the government mandate economy crash, they're forcing insurers to carry the bags. We're not fucking paying. Period. End of story.
 

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Market has given every other announcement of gov't action the finger very shortly thereafter. I do agree there is a nice bounce coming after the stimulus passes sometime next week. I'm going to try to time it w/ triple bull trade.

After that, I think we have much lower to go though. S&P 1500 is in play unless the virus ends up fading which is possible, 95% of Americans just have no clue how structurally unsound and propped up the economy has been for a long time.
 

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Mnuchin is doubling it - up to $4T. Everyone wants it to be a 'GRANT' - not loan, and rightly so. This is the government is asking everyone to stay home so they have to pay.

We enter a whole new ball game. Every risk-management models are being throw out of the window. The government now can set a timer on the economy. Problem is no one would know when they hit 'pause' button except the insiders/dealers and they will front-running everyone else when that happens.
 

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So what is the end game of a 15T fed balance sheet? Because nearly all of this debt has to be monetized.

stimulus, budget shortfall, debt purchases, repo

Seems like we made some mistakes sacrificing during WW2 if it is this easy.
 

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By the time it's over $10T - $15T is about right. Eurozone outbreak is worse than Wuhan, doctors/nurses have to wear trash liners to protect themselves while treating patients.
 

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Administration initial bill seemed loaded with giving some of the bailed out companies pretty much everything they want. Some Dems, GOP saying not so fast on that so back to the drawing board.

Obviously the compromise is just going to be more spending rather than less. They went from 800B to 4T pretty damn fast.
 
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It's pretty ironic that basically the hold up to these "bail outs" are giving companies a timeline on how long they have to wait until they can start misusing the funds. Giving Ron Johnson a chance to start his presidential run for 2024. Who is going to vote against all of this....
 

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All good and I hope you and you're family stay well throughout this. When you work on a computer it's also easier to shut doors. The thought that this is the flu and things will resume in a few weeks i'll politely disagree. What scares me is the fed has already blown their wad but i'll defer to Richboff who will talk circles around me on this subject.


nah, i have an opinion nothing more.

i agree, fed is pretty much powerless. Need people at work. Lets see if this forced work stoppage is extended !!
 

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They didn't really blow their wad, they will print another 10 trillion dollars in the next year or two.

They were having major issues in the repo market and monetizing debt since September so they're really going to have to ramp up now.
 

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Initially, they're planning to vote on 3/26/20, given the magnitude of the selloff last week, they're pushing to Mon. We'll see if $2T rescue package is big enough to stop the bleeding. We're 7 days in for CDC 2-wk social distance recommendation, the 'curve' is climbing. Very likely, they're extending it to months. The market will probably surge on Mon - but I still feel like a 'bull trap', it could make a lower low once 'stimulus' news fading away.

The Fed pulls out all the tools trying to stop the market from falling apart. They re-opened Primary Dealer Credit Facility last Tue - it's a big deal. Major banks in the US/Europe can put up just about anything as collateral to get access to Fed US$ for 90 days w/ very low interest. It's a Bernanke signature 'pawn shop', even with that, the market didn't bottom until 4 months later.


like u said the market is at the mercy of a microbe. the VIX is at insane levels. Uncertainty rules

what if a treatment comes to market in the short term?
what if Trump extends the stoppage another 3 mths?

who knows

...healhtcare forums are all over the map.....
 

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Futures immediately hits the limit in 2 minutes.

Might need to fire up the 3x bull in anticipation of stimulus. If we can't get a deadcat bounce off that then we all fucked.
 

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They didn't really blow their wad, they will print another 10 trillion dollars in the next year or two.

They were having major issues in the repo market and monetizing debt since September so they're really going to have to ramp up now.


Over/under 50 trillion?
 

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SmallDaddy if you listened to Peter Schiff or others that articulate the benefits of Austrian economic theory, you would understand the benefits of sound money in situations like this.

So a bunch of bureaucrats that don't care about anything but the short-term can't just do whatever the hell they want.

But I don't want to politard up the thread.
 

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The dust will settle...in time......

- a stimulus package doesnt mean people r headed back to work, as everyone knows


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SPY 210 , major level of support , levels r levels. , .Need that VIX way way down . ...unitl then....................canned tuna, peanut butter, water.........


treatment drug, and/or sending people back to work (very short stoppage) would be game changers , sending the VIX spiralling downward....... Longer this shutdown uglier things get (job losses). Kinda that simple, for me at least......
 

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His way wouldnt work so well either.

The Fed (which he hates with a passion)was created because the Austrian stuff kept causing panics
 

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The solution really is to decrease Wall Street to a size where you can drown it in a bath tub
 

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