TLDR interest rates there being so low for so long means it where the investing world goes to borrow currency to invest it in other nations stocks with higher rates and therefore higher returns. Which if things stay stable, means you can easily repay the loan in japan and keep the cream on top. Easy money... until things dont stay stable. And then the investor hoping for an easy profit ride eats the losses, and perhaps cant repay the loans which is why the banks in Japan are particularly hard hit right now in the market as it turns out loans people took might not easily or promptly be repaid.
One of the stories I read this morning said that a lot of this has to do with the fear the United States is going into a recession with the week jobs numbers last week that it's actually the United States that is creating the global stock market meltdown the problem is you just don't know what to believe
Since the US Fed is the benchmark for all SWIFT signees, it's safe to say those "fears" are probably warranted. We're in a full blown recession, even if [they] and [their] minions in the financial sector and the MSM won't admit it. If this continues, we'll blown right past Great Recession" territory narratives and go directly into "Great Depression 2.0" narratives soon enough.
Me thinks these market halts won't stop what comes next, in the next few days or even couple of weeks. It'll look like they do, but only because of MSM and Fed narrative manipulations. The People (Normies and Sheeple) are waking up faster now. All it's gonna take is another day or two of market halts/closures, for very real bank runs to commence.
I just looked at all the pre-trading for Asia for Tuesday morning all the big markets that are currently opened some of them are not yet are all very far down very likely if it doesn't correct itself Europe will follow suit and so will the United States.
We might be getting our October surprise a little bit early this certainly will not help Kamel toe
Likely, since it seemed to start with US jobs numbers as you say on late friday - gee I wonder why they wait to that time of the week for any news thats bad, right?
Unfortunately the intertwined nature of finance means that any perceived contagions will loop around the worlds stock markets once if not at least a couple times before things settle down, even for the mildest problems.
Just watched 'Japan JUST Crashed the GLOBAL Stock Market.' which seems to be a pretty trending topic right now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCp0LJzNN1M
TLDR interest rates there being so low for so long means it where the investing world goes to borrow currency to invest it in other nations stocks with higher rates and therefore higher returns. Which if things stay stable, means you can easily repay the loan in japan and keep the cream on top. Easy money... until things dont stay stable. And then the investor hoping for an easy profit ride eats the losses, and perhaps cant repay the loans which is why the banks in Japan are particularly hard hit right now in the market as it turns out loans people took might not easily or promptly be repaid.
One of the stories I read this morning said that a lot of this has to do with the fear the United States is going into a recession with the week jobs numbers last week that it's actually the United States that is creating the global stock market meltdown the problem is you just don't know what to believe
Since the US Fed is the benchmark for all SWIFT signees, it's safe to say those "fears" are probably warranted. We're in a full blown recession, even if [they] and [their] minions in the financial sector and the MSM won't admit it. If this continues, we'll blown right past Great Recession" territory narratives and go directly into "Great Depression 2.0" narratives soon enough.
Me thinks these market halts won't stop what comes next, in the next few days or even couple of weeks. It'll look like they do, but only because of MSM and Fed narrative manipulations. The People (Normies and Sheeple) are waking up faster now. All it's gonna take is another day or two of market halts/closures, for very real bank runs to commence.
I just looked at all the pre-trading for Asia for Tuesday morning all the big markets that are currently opened some of them are not yet are all very far down very likely if it doesn't correct itself Europe will follow suit and so will the United States.
We might be getting our October surprise a little bit early this certainly will not help Kamel toe
Likely, since it seemed to start with US jobs numbers as you say on late friday - gee I wonder why they wait to that time of the week for any news thats bad, right?
Unfortunately the intertwined nature of finance means that any perceived contagions will loop around the worlds stock markets once if not at least a couple times before things settle down, even for the mildest problems.