Will Price Inflation Prick The Stock Bubble?

by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics “There was a complete rout of net favorable views of buying conditions: household durables fell to the lowest level since 1980, vehicles fell to the lowest level since 1974, and homes to the lowest level since 1982. These record drops were all due to complaints about high prices: homes had the … Read more

FBI Arrests Retired Green Beret Jeremy Brown for Attending Jan. 6 Protests — AFTER HE REFUSED TO BE THEIR INFORMANT

Jeremy Brown is a Green Beret and former Republican candidate for Congress in Florida’s 14th Congressional District. Brown served in the United States Army from 1992 to 2012 and reached the rank of Special Forces Master Sergeant. Jeremy also attended the Stop the Steal protests in Washington DC on January 6. Jeremy joined the Oath … Read more

Consumer Sentiment For Housing Falls Due To Skyrocketing Home Prices (Consumers Get Powell’d!)

by confoundedinterest17 I have a new term for consumers that get beaten-up by The Fed’s massive distortion of markets. I call this being “Powell’d”. The latest example of consumers getting Powell’d in the University of Michigan consumer survey. Buying conditions for housing just fell to the lowest level since 1982. Foul Powell on the prowl. Dracula’s … Read more

Electricity Prices Are Skyrocketing To Their Highest Level In At Least Ten Years In Germany… Euro Zone Inflation Hits Highest Level In 13 Years

Today's update on the European Energy Crisis via @SchuldensuehnerElectricity prices are skyrocketing to their highest level in at least ten years in #Germany, where the energy crisis is also hitting hard #natgas #DAX #ONGT Updatehttps://t.co/Xc1pQki3LF pic.twitter.com/Q5F6W8F6mF — Traders Community (@TradersCom) September 30, 2021 It comes after German consumer prices rose by 4.1% in September — … Read more

So… USD liquidity fell JUST -3.4% in just over a half a month to today, or $138bn, from all time highs, and the stock market completely fell apart.

So… USD liquidity fell JUST -3.4% in just over a half a month to today, or $138bn, from all time highs, and the stock market completely fell apart. What happens, I wonder, when liquidity normalizes – i.e., pre-COVID liquidity levels suggests another ~$2.8tn needs to "come out"? pic.twitter.com/1jxm4xXROB — Gordon Johnson (@GordonJohnson19) October 1, 2021 … Read more