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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding

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From: elmatador6/8/2020 3:32:53 AM
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Post-Covid is a battle of narratives.

Ultimately, the rescue of economies will go well beyond quantitative solutions and into the realm of story telling too, as policy makers will need to inject confidence back into wary consumers and executives, said Stephen Jen, who runs hedge fund and advisory firm Eurizon SLJ Capital in London.

“Human psychology is the same and is now as important as the mechanics of delivering the fiscal stimuli themselves,” he said.

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We will have in World's biggest economy one side painting the economy in dark colors, and the other side trying to show the bright side of it.

Side 1 The rioting is a narrative.
These, last year were focused on the "end of the world" and the climate alarms
The last 3 months, until a couple of weeks ago, they moved to feeding from the Covid scare and its effects in the economy
These past 10 days or so, we have had a gathering of people who do not have the "feel good effect" as they comprise mostly the people loaded up with students' debts.
Rioting always die out.
But they are very creative and will find a new "injustice"...

Side 2 The jobs' number is its opposition.
Here we have the side showing that the economy wasn't dead. It was just hibernating and coming up hard and fast.
The next 6 weeks will show the economy zooming up and this is going to be the story.
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