- Investors across a broad range of asset markets breathed a sigh of relief Tuesday, a day after the Federal Reserve rolled out unprecedented measures aimed at boosting liquidity and bolstering investor confidence in the face of a spreading coronavirus pandemic.
The rate at which companies could borrow high-grade, short-term loans mostly decreased, while rates for lower-grade paper continued to increase at some maturities and decreased modestly at others, according to Fed data. Few believe the markets have seen the last of the heavy bouts of selling and stretches of illiquidity that have plagued them during a month-long selloff that has slammed everything from equities to oil. Yet Tuesday’s moves were a potential sign that investors were giving at least a tentative stamp of approval to the Fed’s unprecedented interventions of the last week and a potential $2 trillion in fiscal stimulus from the government.
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You know you don't have to tweet this it means literally nothing and you look tone deaf.
dead cat bounce
What a great idea in a demand based economy. Give money to those who hoard it. Stop liquidity to the people that spend it and drive the economy. However as long as the ponzi scheme / roulette wheel of the stock-market looks OK all is fine in the world.
From where to where? Or, is that from whom to whom?
Does anyone actually believe that the federalreserve can do this indefinitely? Not me. DowJones NASDAQ
Not true. Up to $1000? GET OUTTA HERE. Can't even pay rent with THAT...maybe in NorthDakota where rent is $500 for a 3 bedroom.
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blood for number god!
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