18th year student at Bloomberg University. Shavasna instructor. Views are my own but aren't posted here anymore.
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Michael P. Regan retweeted
@ADP chief economist @NelaRichardson joined the latest "What Goes Up" podcast to give her take on half-century record American employment, decades-high inflation and signs of softness in the US housing market. Article: bloomberg.com/news/articles/… Podcast: bloomberg.com/news/audio/202…
Michael P. Regan retweeted
Looking forward to starting the weekend by listening to What Goes Up podcast. I’m already nodding in agreement with @NelaRichardson based solely on the caption! @Reganonymous @VildanaHajric
Michael P. Regan retweeted
The Fed is raising rates too high and too fast to see if they're having the desired effect, Invesco's chief global market strategist warns trib.al/63Vzlzt
Michael P. Regan retweeted
A Big Take on what's driving changes in crypto C-suites and what new leadership means for the industry.
With @Reganonymous and @VildanaHajric
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Michael P. Regan retweeted
One of the keys to Paul Volcker’s success in the 1980s was setting appropriate inflation expectations in the financial markets -- > from @Reganonymous & @VildanaHajric for @business bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @markets
Michael P. Regan retweeted
Like an image from an alterna-world History Book if United States had colonized Britain
Michael P. Regan retweeted
📻 @Reganonymous takes the temperature of a very whippy market, digesting more Fed speak and lower lows as Q4 begins.
Listen to the full conversation on the @opinion podcast with @VonnieQuinn
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Michael P. Regan retweeted
📻 @Reganonymous takes the temperature of a very whippy market, digesting more Fed speak and lower lows as Q4 begins.
Listen to the full conversation on the @opinion podcast with @VonnieQuinn
Apple: trib.al/xUClzAQ
Spotify: trib.al/HQLrT8F
Michael P. Regan retweeted
"Trend following performance is hard to stomach for investors who focus on fundamentals. Yet there’s no mistaking that trend following is working—spectacularly—when almost nothing else is." bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Michael P. Regan retweeted
PAULSON: “Today, the average bank is probably 9% equity .. So we’re not at risk of a collapse today in the financial system like we were before. Yeah, it’s true, housing may be a little frothy .. prices may come down .. but not to the extent it happened.” bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Michael P. Regan retweeted
As the "Great Resignation" continues in crypto, one fallen co-founder has another strategy, writes @Reganonymous in the Bloomberg Crypto newsletter trib.al/eF7euYn
Michael P. Regan retweeted
John Paulson on excesses in U.S. housing:
"We’re not at risk of a collapse today in the financial system like we were before. It’s true—housing may be a little frothy. So housing prices may come down or they may plateau but not to the extent it happened" bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Michael P. Regan retweeted
"The banking system and the housing market are much different today than ‘06-07. The underlying quality of the mortgages today is far superior. You don’t have any subprime mortgages in the market. FICO scores are very high."
--John Paulson bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @markets
Michael P. Regan retweeted
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Fun: From Philly culinary tips all the way through to a surprising segment of "The Price is Precise", really good interview with George Cipolloni of @PennMutual. @reganonymous @emily_graffeo #WhatGoesUp #CreditMarkets
Michael P. Regan retweeted
Trend-Following Investing Shines as Stocks and Bonds Fall - Bloomberg dlvr.it/SYMYpN
Michael P. Regan retweeted
'It's been a banner year for financial trend followers: The benchmark gauge is up 27% so far in 2022, poised for its best year in data since the start of this century.' bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Michael P. Regan retweeted
Mike Regan & @VildanaHajric, hosts of Bloomberg's "What Goes Up” podcast, talked with IFB Vice President Brian Duncan about ag commodity markets and how the current state of the U.S. economy is impacting crop management decisions. Listen to the episode at bloom.bg/3ADT7Ma.
