At the US Federal Reserve Board’s Open Market Committee meeting this week the members will no doubt spend most of their time discussing the surge in economic activity and its longer term implications for inflation. Perhaps they should lift their …
by Shaun Richards This morning has seen policy announcements from two of the world’s main central banks. First from Japan which has taken policy further than anyone else and then from the world’s oldest central bank the Riksbank of Sweden. …
A number of US banks have unleashed AI-powered cameras capable of both facial recognition and general behavioral pattern analysis, hinting at a wider rollout in retail stores and elsewhere – and a big drop in customer trust. Speaking to Reuters …
by Chris Kimble Banks and financial stocks are at the heart of every economy and play an important role in bull markets. While they may stumble or lag the broader stock market, they are always on the radar of macro …
Monetary Reset. At least 80 central banks around the world are looking at digital currencies. pic.twitter.com/1QFAJQJIZ1 — Gold Telegraph ⚡ (@GoldTelegraph_) April 17, 2021
by: Stefan Gleason Ignore what central bankers are saying; instead, watch what they are doing. While they poo-poo gold or pretend it doesn’t exist, global central banks have been quietly but aggressively accumulating gold bullion for several years now. The …
by confoundedinterest17 There is a great fear about inflation in the US. And why it remains so low DESPITE the trillions in stimulus spending by the Biden Administration. According to a survey by The New York Fed, consumers are expected to …
This is from legendary Argentinian top 5 bitcoin evangelist in Argentina, Franco Amati: Just in : The message says it's "within its surveillance functions" and "in the framework of the study of rules in the matter", so it could be …
https://twitter.com/farrisbaba/status/1377342034952904704 It won’t end well. Things that make you go hmm pic.twitter.com/WH1SBf1VVG — Myles Udland (@MylesUdland) March 31, 2021 Margin Debt pic.twitter.com/XmWbgFtW3d — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) March 31, 2021 Spac boom fuels strongest start for global M&A since 1980 …
Archegos Capital Management, a private investment first based in New York, resorted to a huge fire sale of stocks worth $20 billion on Friday that caused big drops in the share prices of companies linked to the investment firm, putting …
In the last few days ago large banks like Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse and Nomura have all issued large forced stock sales in the billions to large hedge funds and family offices. Large Banks cannot estimate the large losses yet! …
by Shaun Richards One of the features of a banking crisis is that there is so much that is familiar each time. Even if I may be permitted to leap into the future the inevitable enquiry that tells us it …
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have reportedly sold $19 billion worth of shares in Chinese tech and US media companies. Traders are now wondering what caused the unusually massive move and whether it will continue next week. Goldman Sachs alone …
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/25/fed-says-banks-will-have-to-wait-until-june-30-to-start-issuing-buybacks-and-bigger-dividends.html Fed says banks will have to wait until June 30 to start issuing buybacks and bigger dividends Big banks will be allowed to resume normal levels of dividend payouts and share repurchases as of June 30, as long as …
Stansberry Research, Released on 3/26/21 The International Monetary Fund’s special drawing right (SDR) – the international reserve asset created in 1969 to prepare for a new dollar crisis – is undergoing a renaissance with important worldwide repercussions says Willem Middelkoop, …
George Gammon, Released on 3/25/21 George Edward Gammon is an American real estate investor and entrepreneur. He produces and stars in a popular YouTube Channel. Prior to 2012, George started, owned, and operated multiple businesses ranging from conventions to advertising. …
by confoundedinterest17 The electric car wars have gotten under way. Tesla, the early favorite, is now looking weak compared to VW and their more affordable electric offering. Although US auto sales went kerplunk in February (-12.70%). Of course, some of the …
Wall St. For Main St., Released on 3/14/21 While Bitcoin seems to make frequent new all time highs hitting $61k in the last 24 hours, paper gold and silver prices continue to get smashed. Especially paper silver prices which have …
In today’s show, you will learn why some banks are withholding stimulus checks until Wednesday and why this month’s FOMC meeting might come with a big announcement. We’ll also continue our discussion on the SLR Rule, learn why the primary-dealer …
by Daniel Lacalle Liquidity injections and zero interest rate policies disguise risk and may give a false sense of security. This risk could not be more evident today. Not only have we seen large downgrades to consensus growth estimates and central banks’ …
If the banks have restructured such that debt risk has been placed in the hands of (debt) holders rather then the banks why are the banks involved at all? This is almost identical to the attitude that yielded the 2007 …
Those who do not understand what is laid out in the pages of history will suffer the consequences. We are witnessing cycles repeating. The central bankers are not your friend. They will do everything in their power to ensure that …
via silverdoctors: Hmmm. Financialization. That’s what it is at its core. And it is destroying our nation. But what exactly is financialization? Let’s find out by playing a game of “what if”. Ready? Let’s begin – I need some money – …
by GoldCore Royal Bank of India (RBI) may buy another 1.5 million oz this year according to OCBC Many other central banks including large creditor nations Russia and China are also adding to gold holdings via Bloomberg India’s central bank …
Central banks spur growth? Well, not really. pic.twitter.com/81jpTNoyNL — Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) April 22, 2019
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by confoundedinterest This is a tale of two Central Banks: The US Fed and the European Central Banks. And their respective commercial banks. First, The Federal Reserve. US commercial banks recovered from the global financial crisis, although not completely. But for …
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics “The credit creation theory was something I intuitively grasped before from other alt-media sites, John nailed it down.” – Comment from someone who watched the podcast below The “money supply” number as provided by official Federal Reserve …
