“Manic Depressive” Market Needs “Wholesale Panic” Before It Bottoms
by Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge.com
01/19/2016
“The market is manic depressive and it swings from seeing only the positives to seeing only the negatives,” notes the world’s biggest distressed-debt investor, Howard Marks, but for now, as Bloomberg reports, the extremes (in risk pricing and sentiment) that usually signal opportunity (or capitulation) are not present. As Guggenheim’s Scott Minerd warns, “wholesale panic” is what’s needed before the market turns, and as RBS notes, “1,800 might come pretty quick.”
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