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Non-Tech : Derivatives: Darth Vader's Revenge
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To: Worswick who wrote (2730)4/19/2020 3:46:57 PM
From: The Ox   of 2794
 
It would seem to me that all of these issues will surface down the road but in the short term, they may be "papered over" by the FED's (and other central banks) current approach.

Were the banks forced to directly address diminishing liquidity in several key areas, we'd see more "blown up" entities. In the same way banks are being forced to loan money to businesses that should not have money loaned to them, the FED is spreading enough money around to push out some of these disasters, that are just waiting to happen.

Unless we get a major domino falling that catches the powers that be totally off guard, we may be wise to expect the train wrecks to occur farther down the track. They've greased the squeaky wheels but at some point they'll run out of grease or simply miss a wheel that wasn't squeaking loud enough.
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