Market Watch (June 30)
“Even Wall Street bulls are worried about a stock-market pullback after dazzling second quarter. The earnings story remains strong, but uncertainty surrounding the path of Fed policy and worries about excessive leverage propping up the market are near the top of the list of concerns”
Tags: Bulls, Concerns, Dazzling, Earnings, Excessive leverage, Fed policy, Pullback, Q2, Stock market, Uncertainty, Wall Street, Worried, Worries
Forbes (October 4)
“The bulls charging through Shanghai are beginning to look over their shoulders. Gaining on them is economic reality.” The 30% surge in equities since hitting their September low may be “overdone. The problem is an underlying economy facing intensifying headwinds. And one failing to keep pace with the sudden surge in investor optimism toward China.”
Tags: 30% surge, Bulls, Economic reality, Economy, Equities, Headwinds, Investor optimism, Overdone, September low, Shanghai, Underlying
Forbes (July 11)
“Bitcoin bulls beware: Wall Street expects the cryptocurrency’s crash to get a whole lot worse. The token is more likely to tumble to $10,000, cutting its value roughly in half, than it is to rally back to $30,000,” according to survey of 950 investors. This “lopsided prediction underscores how bearish investors have become. The crypto industry has been rocked by troubled lenders, collapsed currencies, and an end to the easy money policies of the pandemic that fueled a speculative frenzy in financial markets.”
Tags: Bearish, Bitcoin, Bulls, Crash, Cryptocurrency, Currencies, Easy money, Financial markets, Investors, Lenders, Pandemic, Prediction, Rally, Speculative frenzy, Survey, Troubled, Wall Street
New York Times (January 20)
“The hazards of being Canadian… As the U.S.-China trade war escalates, Canada is a beaver between bulls.”
Bloomberg (March 26)
“Tokyo bulls can’t buy a break. Just as the economy shows signs of life, they’re ensnared in a global equity meltdown that on Friday alone lopped $200 billion from the price of shares.” The threat of a trade war, a sell off by foreign investors and the surging yen are “all starting to dent sentiment for Japan, where bears had previously been hard to find.”
Tags: Bears, Bulls, Economy, Foreign investors, Global equity, Japan, Meltdown, Sell-off, Sentiment, Shares, Surging yen, Tokyo, Trade war
