Tweets of the Day: Forecasts, Valuations, ECB, Free Speech, Alibaba, China

This past September saw the stocks reach 122% above the trend line. In nearly 150 years, the only months that saw prices more overbought than that were those encompassing the 1999-2000 market top — the most excessive, bubbly top in U.S. market history. https://t.co/Ph58FM7Guu pic.twitter.com/KJv0MBnblr

— Jesse Felder (@jessefelder) January 31, 2019

Sad part is that even these downgraded forecasts may be difficult to beat pic.twitter.com/onpdzUoHy3

— The Long View (@HayekAndKeynes) January 26, 2019

“China now has been such a major contributor to global growth that when it slows, that has impact all around the world,” said one economist https://t.co/h9x3XTa1LQ

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) February 1, 2019

that’s nice of them pic.twitter.com/cMkm8QfKK2

— Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) January 31, 2019

Divergence of growth across the #eurozone keep growing, w/ #Italy having entered a recession. ECB will not be able to hike rates this year or next, HSBC says. pic.twitter.com/eW8Mfzjxhu

— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) January 31, 2019

“Alibaba’s “Acquisition” of 33% of Ant Financial” $baba https://t.co/T1IlS4FOVx pic.twitter.com/gkbNhQDpT4

— Rudy Havenstein, Senior Markets Commentator. (@RudyHavenstein) February 18, 2018

Public university campuses, once bastions of free thought, have become increasingly hostile toward the freedom of speech. https://t.co/mHV4BAj4c9 #Cato1A #CatoSCOTUS pic.twitter.com/58f35klJYG

— Cato Institute (@CatoInstitute) January 26, 2019

#ECB ready to use all policy tools to support Europe’s softening econ, incl restarting QE, says #ECB President Mario Draghi. Move would be used to support Europe’s softening economy amid trade tensions, volatility, slowing China. (Chart via MS)https://t.co/xcC0TG8oVP pic.twitter.com/ftkul6LJ06

— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) January 28, 2019