Holger Zschaepitz
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Holger Zschäpitz is market maniac and Author of 'Schulden ohne Sühne?' a book on states' addictiveness to debt.
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https://twitter.com/Schuldensuehner/status/1659269567519105054 Global debt grew by $8.3tn to a near-record $305tn in Q123, mainly driven by non-financial corporates & govt sector, IIF has calculated. Global debt is now $45tn higher than its pre-pandemic level & is expected to continue increasing rapidly. Combination of high debt levels &… https://t.co/5rkBe7XQ54 https://t.co/aYeV9fO0yt via @Schuldensuehner
https://twitter.com/Schuldensuehner/status/1659297714213908503 #Fed Emergency bank loans rise to $96.1bn from $92.4bn prior week amid ongoing banking stress. Loans from the Bank Term Funding Program (BTFP) rose to a fresh record $87bn, while borrowings from Fed’s discount window slightly drop to $9.05bn. https://t.co/2dtQx14L5u via @Schuldensuehner
https://twitter.com/Schuldensuehner/status/1659341259209670656 Fed balance sheet keeps shrinking for an 8th week. Total assets drop by $46.3bn to $8.457tn. Balances of the bank lending facilities shuffled around a little bit, as discount window & BTFP borrowing rose $3.7bn while credit extended to FDIC fell $4bn. Treasury holdings fell… https://t.co/myNpu2rr8K https://t.co/Mh3zSwf0wo via @Schuldensuehner
https://twitter.com/Schuldensuehner/status/1659602577598693380 #Germany's benchmark index Dax ends the week 2.27% higher at a fresh closing high of 16275.38. Year-to-date it is up 2351.79 points or 16.9%. Fun fact: Since it started in late 1987, the Dax has made an annualized return of 8.4% vs 10.6% for the S&P 500. https://t.co/tXqTajbhPo via @Schuldensuehner
https://twitter.com/Schuldensuehner/status/1659665215775031303 Bank run in slow motion continues: US bank deposits fell for 3rd week to lowest level in ~2yrs, extending yearlong slide as customers continue seeking higher returns in money-mkt funds. Deposits at commercial banks decreased by $26.4bn to $17.1tn. Drop mostly at large banks.… https://t.co/J9wcjdiqql https://t.co/uumTMSuRAo via @Schuldensuehner
https://twitter.com/Schuldensuehner/status/1659842210165039106 Good Morning from #Germany, which – despite record in benchmark index Dax – is in economic decline. One reason is mental attitude of the Germans. In Germany, drive to get rich is low. When people hear the word capitalism, it is not progress, innovation or prosperity that comes to… https://t.co/L2s78Ujncy https://t.co/MmKBCHYc1p via @Schuldensuehner
https://twitter.com/Schuldensuehner/status/1660184979228303360 Good Morning from Germany, where benchmark index Dax has hit ATH. But index is doped by dividends. If you take Dax Price Index, which like S&P 500 does not incl dividends, then index trading at 2000 level, so there have been no price gains to be made w/German blue chips in past… https://t.co/WCCV52HbGL https://t.co/UVtqjp6JNg via @Schuldensuehner
https://twitter.com/Schuldensuehner/status/1660302100188786690 AI fantasy/hype in one chart: Shows how high expectations are for #Nvidia. The stock is valued at ~29 times sales. Measured against that, no stock in Nasdaq 100 is that expensive. Next Wed, chip manufacturer will present figures & outlook. Then we will see whether expectations… https://t.co/ljwE7Qy1EX https://t.co/cSOfQN22oM via @Schuldensuehner
https://twitter.com/Schuldensuehner/status/1660308718561660928 Party like it's 1999! This chart highlights how high the valuations have become. 20 companies, and thus one-fifth of the companies in the Nasdaq 100, are valued at a double-digit price/sales ratio. Nvidia is the most expensive stock, after having gained 114% this year alone. https://t.co/x79SdvLdA2 via @Schuldensuehner
https://twitter.com/Schuldensuehner/status/1660386596422660096 To put things into perspective: US Chipmakers are heavily reliant on #China. Companies like Qualcomm, Broadcom and Intel. deliver billions of chips to the country, which puts the components inside electronic products that are shipped all over the world. (via BBG) https://t.co/3gZ9qNKbLW via @Schuldensuehner