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Market on the Edge of a Meaningful Breakdown 10/28/22


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THE SCHRODINGIAN FED CAT

Consider the FED as a cat....

In a box.....

The door is closed.....

It has two levers it can pull.....

One says.... QE...the market lives

The other says....QT....the market dies

What is "pause".....

The door opens to reveal that the cat is asleep.

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On Bloomberg presently, SNB Chair explaining the benefits of its 9.9% investment in Credit Suisse is not entirely persuasive to my ear. I know nothing of either party, or the deal, but I would think his presentation would be more… polished. Confident. Clear. 
 

Weird. 

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Swiss National Bank loses nearly $143 billion in first nine months

Continued massive losses could wipe out the SNB's equity, which stood at 204 billion francs at the end of 2021.

We can pursue our tasks and fulfill our mandate even with negative equity capital," he said in an interview published on Friday.

https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/swiss-national-bank-posts-loss-1426-billion-first-nine-months-2022-2022-10-31/

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CENTRAL BANKS DE...EQITISATION

SNB AND CS

Yes...the reckless gamblers are being bailed out yet again....

Standard Central Bank operating procedure.....

In the process the equity of the central banks basically gets transferred to the counter parties of CS et al and the other TBTF banks....

Thats the true beauty of entering into winning trades with the Too Big To Fail crowd

Your counter party is really the central bank.

No risk of counter party failure.

Of course this de-equitizes the central banks...as someone always has to pay.

 

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