Jeremy Siegel: I was too bullish—and here's why

[JakeStarkey]

"Longtime bull Jeremy Siegel tells CNBC he expects short-term volatility to fester until oil and China stabilize."

I think this make all the sense in the world.

Jeremy Siegel: I was too bullish—and here's why

 

[Mac1958]

This has been called "the most hated bull market ever", largely because experienced investors know that it has been driven by the Fed, much of it has been artificial.

Now that the energy and financial sectors are unstable, people are worried. For good reason.

Watch the yield on 10-year Treasuries, which are in collapse. 1.75% as I type this, astonishing.
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[CrusaderFrank]

The Fed shot it's load, it will turn to negative interest rates, but the Fed knows it can't and won't stop the it's bubble from bursting-- why ruin the fun?

 

[JakeStarkey]

Chesapeake: No plans to pursuebankruptcy

"Chesapeake said in a statement that it has no plans to pursue bankruptcy."

It's trading on the SE has been suspended, and the stock is down to 1.51 from a high of 22.00.

 

[Mac1958]

The Fed shot it's load, it will turn to negative interest rates, but the Fed knows it can't and won't stop the it's bubble from bursting-- why ruin the fun?

The Fed did this to itself, constantly signaling that it was going to increase rates until it pretty much HAD to.

Now, if they have to drop them again, the market will panic.

Brilliant move, folks. Just fuckin' brilliant.
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