Tag Archives: quantitative tightening

Is the Bank Crisis Already Over?

Posted on March 31, 2023 by MN Gordon

Taking the path of least resistance eventually leads to disastrous places. Like the Alexandria Hotel in Los Angeles, circa 1990s, these are places that are best to be avoided. Still, some people, after consistently choosing the easier and softer way, ended up there, going mad, in their SRO unit. Continue reading →

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Will You Play It Fast And Loose?

Posted on March 24, 2023 by MN Gordon

At the point of maximum fear, when the sky is falling, the world is ending, and shares of Bank of America trade below $8, what will you do? Will you play it safe? Or will you play it fast and loose? Continue reading →

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How Quantitative Tightening Ends

Posted on June 3, 2022 by MN Gordon

The pursuit of decadence is always met with the painful reality that stopping the excess is much more difficult than starting. This realization, like a killer in the night, lies in wait until just after the point of no return. When the certain destruction cannot be undone. Continue reading →

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Settling Wreckage from the Past

Posted on May 6, 2022 by MN Gordon

Settling wreckage from the past with realities of the present can be difficult and painful. If you do the crime. You must do the time. When it comes to financial markets and the economy, this can take many forms. Some of the most common include bankruptcy, shuttered businesses, and collapsing share prices. Continue reading →

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