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Macro. Geopolitics. Real Estate. Market Signals. Insightful analysis on the forces moving global finance. | *Not Financial Advice

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SaveTradeInvest
SaveTradeInvest@SaveTradeInvest·
Short to medium term high in Treasury yields may be close ( $tlt bottom)
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TENET RESEARCH
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OAKTREE WILL MEET 8.5% PRIVATE CREDIT FUND REDEMPTIONS IN FULL
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Tony D@Tonyd_nyc·
@SaveTradeInvest This is a great read. Thanks for putting it all together
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Julian Klymochko
Julian Klymochko@JulianKlymochko·
Historical recovery rates for middle market direct lending is 65% to 85%. Currently, if one assumes this recovery rate holds, listed BDCs trading at an average -25% discount to NAV imply a 34% to 79% cumulative default rate, which is 5x to 10x of what occurred in the GFC.
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SaveTradeInvest@SaveTradeInvest·
First Substack article
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kristen shaughnessy@kshaughnessy2·
“Trapped in Private Credit, Investors Wait to Pull Out $5 Billion” “A wave of redemption requests across the private credit industry has left more than $4.6 billion of investor capital trapped behind withdrawal limits, with more asset managers expected to impose curbs in the coming weeks. Investors have looked to pull roughly $13 billion from over a dozen funds so far this quarter, according to Bloomberg estimates and data from Robert A Stanger & Co. But since the vehicles can cap withdrawals at 5% of net assets per quarter, investors have only been able to access about two-thirds of the cash they’ve sought, the data show…” bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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SaveTradeInvest@SaveTradeInvest·
Last year, Wall Street strategists rushed to cut S&P 500 targets during the tariff tantrum. This time, with the #Iran #war potentially more damaging, most have barely moved. It may just mean the bigger downgrades have not started yet. #SPX #SP500 #Oil
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non aesthetic things@PicturesFoIder·
Explosion at oil refinery in Port Arthur, Texas
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Dave Collum
Dave Collum@DavidBCollum·
There is a total bankrun on private credit and probably private equity that is held in check by gating the redemptions. Within no time, the remaining assets will be easy to mark to market: it will be zero. I think it started when Harvard Management Corp began muttering about trimming their alternative investments. Were there earlier foreshadowings?
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MartyParty
MartyParty@martypartymusic·
More private credit distress. Apollo Debt Solutions fund, valued at approximately $25 billion, received redemption requests totaling 11.2% of outstanding shares for the quarter. In response, the firm activated its standard liquidity mechanism by capping redemptions at 5% of shares. This resulted in honoring roughly $730 million in outflows (out of over $1.5 billion requested), with the fund balancing this against nearly equivalent inflows of about $724 million. The decision was framed in shareholder communications and SEC filings as consistent with the fund’s “designed liquidity objectives”prioritizing preservation of asset value and avoiding forced sales of illiquid holdings at unfavorable prices. Apollo indicated it plans to maintain the 5% cap into the next quarter, aiming to balance the needs of redeeming investors with those remaining invested. This is not an outright freeze (a “gate” in extreme terms) but a pro-rata limitation built into these vehicles’ structures.
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SaveTradeInvest
SaveTradeInvest@SaveTradeInvest·
@nickgerli1 Agree with this but if we see a large change in mortgage rates we could see movement in either direction. For example if rate started to spike above 7.5%. Prices would likely have to respond lower at that point.
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Nick Gerli
Nick Gerli@nickgerli1·
Mortgage rates have spiked in the last 3 weeks. But it won't matter for the housing market. Mortgage rates stopped being the driver of demand 3-4 years ago. Whether mortgage rates are 6.5%, or 6.0%, makes no categorical difference on demand right now. The limitation to the market today is prices, and until prices adjust, mortgage rates will largely prove inconsequential. Chart Source: Mortgage News Daily
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SaveTradeInvest@SaveTradeInvest·
@DerivativesDon Initial reaction if any of that came to pass would be a stronger dollar. That would do its own damage to a lot of different asset classes which we are starting to see already.
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SaveTradeInvest
SaveTradeInvest@SaveTradeInvest·
No need to be condescending man. I am speaking to the data you posted. When you dig into the deposits data it clearly shows most of that pile is held by higher net worth individuals. If you want to talk about the larger picture of the factual basis of the K economy effects we could have that discussion.
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Seth Golden
Seth Golden@SethCL·
Gonna be some 💩-y Consumer Sentiment? What they WILL and CAN do is more important than how they fill out survey While benefits from tax refunds will be wiped clean, due to rising fuel prices, it doesn't wipe out record level Checkable Deposits, real accessible CASH savings 💵 The narrative that $4/gal or even how long that price lasts can determine recession has already proven faulty from 2022 when prices averaged >$4.30/gal for over 3 months in 2022. #economy $SPX $SPY $CL_F #Macro #crudeoil #IranWar
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