Get Ready For The Fixed Income Bloodbath

Saw that. Crack reporting -- some slob at the Oyster Bar bloviating. Not saying it is not going to happen but did they really just post that on their website?

Well if you assume the numbers spouted are correct, it does indicate some justified nervousness on behalf of fixed income guys. Volume the past few months has been very weak -- a big concern.

Maria Bartiromo just interviewed a guy who called for under 1,000 on the Dow and stocks really pulled back as he spoke. I am not really very bearish on the market but it was shocking to listen to.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1601414079&play=1

lol, got the same feeling, depressed volumes in equities too are here to stay imho... so much so that even the fed cannot unload their position on Citi on time as they expected.

Let's see, the gov't is in fact manipulating the market with their zero rate policy. The rate at which PV of all assets are based on.... the smart ninnies are saying... i'll let a few decks get dealt whilst the "game is fixed" sign is glowing red....

I WONDER why volume is down?

And gotta love the race to the shitter currency to get manufacturing moving again... FLMAOz. Like that's that problem w/ our ECONOMY.

HEY BERNIE, it's the fking debt people can't service.... not manufacturing... no debt, ppl spend, economy roars.... oh yeah, your 2yrs delay plan did NADA! ... fking jerkoff

Ha. Plus we had another flash crash today -- this time on the nasdaq. Looks like all the games are fixed.

Dow under 1000? He's bullish.

Have to agree with this post. Once captive trades are done(those that must re-invest) you're left with a crowd that has no desire to take on duration risk considering the downside risk far outweighs the upside, and this hits the sell side in transaction volume. ZIRP strikes again!!

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