As it is sometimes impossible to follow markets and/or FinTwit (Finance Twitter) on a daily basis. I decided lately to post a weekly recap of the most interesting, exciting and most debatable charts of my Twitter feed. These charts also summarize the recent developments on the financial markets.
Here is the link to the previous series:
https://sebmarketwrap.blogspot.com/2020/03/the-most-exciting-charts-of-last-week-7.html
I also recommend you to read the discussions below those charts (just click the link above the chart) which are very educational and entertaining, thank you very much for your contribution!
1. Bear markets (20% drop from the peak) in the US since the 1930s'
https://twitter.com/Amdalleq/status/1239029279360344065
2. Lack of liquidity in the banking system causing stress in the sector
https://twitter.com/Amdalleq/status/1239068847321149440
3. There are roughly 70,000 central bankers in the US, Eurozone and Japan combined
https://twitter.com/Amdalleq/status/1239377984298991617
4. One week ago Goldman Sachs forecasted -5% decline in the US Q2 GDP
https://twitter.com/Amdalleq/status/1239389924249354240
5. Dramatic Chinese economic data
https://twitter.com/Amdalleq/status/1239426852147453952
6. Announcement of $700 billion QE and 1.00% interest rate cut by the Fed accelerated stocks declines
https://twitter.com/Amdalleq/status/1239553775150350338
7. European and US stocks have wiped gains from the last 8 and 3 years respectively
https://twitter.com/Amdalleq/status/1239746495949111297
8. VIX (fear - volatility) index has risen higher than during the Great Financial Crisis in 2008
https://twitter.com/Amdalleq/status/1239748496002928640
9. Bank of America Merril Lynch investment rules during the crisis
https://twitter.com/Amdalleq/status/1239750660628725762
10. The S&P 500 continues steep declines even after massive central banks' interventions
https://twitter.com/Amdalleq/status/1240485685993156608
11. Monopoly world
https://twitter.com/Amdalleq/status/1240854143092154368
12. Major central banks' interventions during the course of March
https://twitter.com/Amdalleq/status/1240871024935047169
13. Federal Reserve's total value of assets on its balance sheet has reached a new high
https://twitter.com/Amdalleq/status/1241009527400460292
14. Expect a huge spike in unemployed people in the United States next week
https://twitter.com/Amdalleq/status/1241187548904345602
15. Goldman Sachs now expects -14% decline in the US Q2 GDP
https://twitter.com/Amdalleq/status/1241224941816524801
These charts show that we are living in unprecedented times. Thanks for following.
Seb
The most exciting charts of the last week (14 Mar - 21 Mar)
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Posted by: Seb
CFA Level II Passed, MSc Investment Analyst graduated at the University of Stirling (UK, Scotland) as the best Investment Analyst student. Former UBS AG intern (Switzerland, Zurich) and Junior Market Research Analyst at Independent Trader (The best Polish Financial Blog in 2016 and 2017).
Interested in financial markets and economics since more than five years, providing macro research analysis as well as about individual companies and different assets classes on daily basis.
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