NOT SHORT TERM
Jeremy Grantham [whose GMO has circa US $118 billion in assets under management]
“This is the real McCoy bubble… crazy wild stuff...”
“The U.S. is now simply playing with fire… sell 100% U.S. equities, buy emerging”
[moments ago CNBC]
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Al_Dente wrote:One of the precursers of the 2000-2002 Tech crash was the IPO-ing of virtually worthless companies.
That has been well documented.
Problem was that the bubble continued far longer than anyone expected.
Re: what Heck said earlier this morning.
Now HTZ is in bankruptcy court, and it got a delisting notice.
The bankruptcy court on 6/12/20 approved Hertz’s request to sell up to $1 billion in stock [IPO].
6/15 “Hertz says it expects stockholders to lose all their money in filing for selling more stock”
“Unless a genie or a lamp showed up the collateral pool, we expect the eventual equity value will be zero,” [CreditSights analyst].
"This is what is traditionally called a “canary in a coal mine.” [Pasta]
This is time for government to jump in on their bond no?
Hertz halts plan to sell $500 million in shares after SEC review