Investment Watch Blog

by jessefelder The following is an excerpt from a recent chart book from The Felder Report Premium. In a recent interview for RealVision Stan Druckenmiller spoke about how he realized late in 2000 that rising interest rates (second pane in the chart below), oil prices (third pane) and the dollar (bottom pane) were almost always a recipe for lower … Read more

by John Rubino For the past few years, homeowners just about everywhere have been able to finesse life’s problems by thinking “at least my house is going up.” This home equity accretion allowed them to buy stuff on credit, safe in the knowledge that even as they maxed out yet another credit card their net … Read more

via visualcapitalist: There’s nothing more definitive in the journey to financial freedom than hitting the $1 million mark in retirement savings. A nest egg like that is a near-guarantee that you could surmount any curveball the world throws at you, whether it is an unexpected family emergency or anything else. While $1 million certainly sounds like … Read more

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by Chris Black Are you not entertained? Seriously, this is the best show on earth. Trump’s presidency I mean. Come on in folks, come all. Jump in, the water is warm. We have something for each and every one of you: caravans of tens of thousands of illegals, presumably infiltrated by Islamic terrorists and MS-13 … Read more

by Chris Remember, stocks are for show, but bonds are for dough! The S&P 500 has just convincingly lost the 2700 level having danced there for several days, crossing that not-so-magical line-in-the sand 10 times just today. But once breached for the last time, we are now a full -25 points past that. The various corporate … Read more

via @JeffCoxCNBCcom As the stock market, and homebuilders in particular, experience difficulty, it could put pressure on the Fed to ease its pace of interest rate hikes. Homebuilder shares plunged 40 percent from their mid-January high, a move reminiscent of their pre-financial crisis move starting in 2004. Mortgage rates hitting 5 percent could represent an important … Read more

Mark Collett joins Henrik to talk about MSM’s “outrage reactions” to Trump declaring that he is a nationalist. The caravan from Honduras is getting closer to the US border, we ask who the organizers are and what they motive is? We continue discussing IsraAid, HIAS and Faith Goldy’s campaign. In the Second hour we talk … Read more

via Mauldin Economics  There’s been an air of euphoria about the economy – a sense that the boom times will keep going – with GDP growth over 4% and the jobless rate under 4%. Yet, the last two times we saw this combination, in 2000 and way back in 1969, a recession was less than … Read more

by Michael Lebowitz There is an old saying that proclaims, “it’s not the size of the ship, but the motion of the ocean.” Since this is a family-friendly publication, we will leave it at that. However, the saying has a connotation that is pertinent to the bond market today. Much of the media’s focus on … Read more

via The Dividend Guy After so many years investing in a bull market, we tend to forget things can go wrong. Some people are afraid and stay on the sidelines, but most of us keep investing. After all, those who have been waiting since 2012-2015 have already lost an opportunity they will never be able to … Read more

via John Kemp The global economic outlook is deteriorating, with a broad range of asset prices and real-time economic indicators pointing to either a slowdown in growth or an outright recession occurring in 2019. the bottom 90% of Americans are not allowed to look at this chart pic.twitter.com/WFm6deVd6J — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) October 23, 2018 South Korea’s … Read more

Trader/analyst Gregory Mannarino says, “People are being lulled into a false sense of security.” Mannarino goes on to say, “We are told how everything is great, and we are in a global recovery. There is no global recovery. We reflated a debt bubble around the world. You can’t borrow your way into prosperity anywhere. This … Read more

by Jim Quinn First, Blackpilled on the Caravan and why they must replace you. Then, after you click continue, you get to hear the Most Brilliant Economist in The World describe how Whites are not the future in America. And there you have the plan in a nutshell. Whites must be replaced, and “the power … Read more

Morgan Stanley Smart Index breaks a critical GANN Line — this is not good. pic.twitter.com/iuKewP8ZSc — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) October 23, 2018 More than Half of the S&P 500 Is Already in a Bear Market “The reason why the broader index has so far avoided a similar fate is because Apple, whose $1 trillion market value … Read more

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Ve15HtfH48 RWN reports, This is the most gross abuse of power we’ve ever reported about.There literally is no level the left won’t stoop to, in attempt to gain power these days. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://rwnofficial.com/fbi-finally-a…

by SP First, a criticism.  He could have explained it well in 5 minutes.  The first 4-5 minutes are recommended. To be *RED PILLED* refers to recognizing that there is a gap between: what we are told is true (by the elites who own the media) and what we see and understand for ourselves. We come … Read more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJN2Q8d9P-I James Langford for Washington Examiner reports, If the Democrats win Congress, defense spending will almost certainly tumble. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/bu…