Are Leveraged Loans the New Black Swan. Part 2

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In this report, I cover the early market action from London on Wednesday, March 20th, 2019. I look briefly at the precious metals, the stock market, the dollar, the bond market and the price of WTI and Brent crude oil.

Today I look at a couple of articles. The first one is entitled "Is the Bull Market too Big to Fail" by Joseph Carson and the other one is in the Economist magazine and it's about U.S. corporate debt and leveraged loans.

Back in October of 2018, I touched upon the subject of leveraged loans through the Economist magazine so today's report is a follow up on that report and article.

My conclusion is that the current #everything bubble is very mature and feels like it will never burst and that maybe that is what the Powers that Be want the public to think just before they pull the plug right out of the blue.

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"Are leveraged Loans the New Black Swan? Part 1."

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MONEY GPS reported on Mar,3 "Japanese banks which have bought up to 75% of AAA CLO tranches and perhaps one -third of all CLOs, finance their holdings by borrowing dollars and euros in the interbank markets."
Japan could be one of the wave to rock the world.

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