Global equities keep defying gravity. MSCI's All Country World Index just hit a remarkable milestone — 159 consecutive trading sessions without seeing a 5% drop. That's the longest run since the 2016-2018 bull stretch.
We're talking about serious breadth here. This thing tracks 23 developed economies and 24 emerging ones, basically capturing 85% of the investable universe. When you see that kind of resilience across such a wide net, it tells you something about underlying liquidity conditions and risk appetite.
The last time markets held steady this long? Right before things got interesting in late 2018. Not saying history repeats, but it definitely rhymes. Worth watching how this streak plays out as we navigate shifting macro currents.
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GasFeeCrying
· 14h ago
159 trading days without a fall of 5%? This data sounds like it's hinting at something... Is the story from 2018 about to repeat?
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LiquidatedThrice
· 14h ago
Hasn't fallen 5% in 159 trading days? Should we also play a round of short positions this time, what are we afraid of?
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Anon32942
· 14h ago
159 trading days without a fall of 5%? This time really is different, right... uh, never mind, I'll just wait and see.
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MrDecoder
· 14h ago
It hasn't fallen 5% in 159 trading days, is it really going to crash this time?
Global equities keep defying gravity. MSCI's All Country World Index just hit a remarkable milestone — 159 consecutive trading sessions without seeing a 5% drop. That's the longest run since the 2016-2018 bull stretch.
We're talking about serious breadth here. This thing tracks 23 developed economies and 24 emerging ones, basically capturing 85% of the investable universe. When you see that kind of resilience across such a wide net, it tells you something about underlying liquidity conditions and risk appetite.
The last time markets held steady this long? Right before things got interesting in late 2018. Not saying history repeats, but it definitely rhymes. Worth watching how this streak plays out as we navigate shifting macro currents.