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After discussing the potential of a market correction over the last few weeks, the unexpected, exogenous event we discussed came to fruition in the form of a "coronavirus." What happens next?
It is easy to suggest the economy is booming when your net worth is in the hundreds of millions, if not billions, of dollars, or when your business, and your net worth, directly benefit from surging asset prices.
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“If the U.S. economy entered a recession soon and interest rates fell in line with levels seen during the moderate recessions of 1990 and 2001, yields on even longer-dated Treasury securities could fall to or below zero.” – Senior Fed Economist, Michael Kiley – January 20, 2020 I was emailed this article no less than twenty times within a few hours of it hitting the press. Of course, this was […]
There have only been a few points over the last 25-years where such deviations from the long-term mean were prevalent. In every case, the extensions were met by a decline, sometimes mild, sometimes much more extreme.
The Fed's problem is not only are they caught in an "economic liquidity trap," where monetary policy has become ineffective in stimulating economic growth, but are also captive to a "market liquidity trap."
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There are three major issues facing the Federal Reserve's monetary interventions. While it is currently believed the Fed can save us from the next crisis, the reality is the Fed will be the one to cause it.