via Eric Basmajian Summary Banks are easing lending standards. Despite easing standards, weaker demand was report across nearly every loan category. Banks claim the current shape of the yield curve is not hurting business yet but fear an inversion and the …
by Alexander Trigaux, Editor, GoldSilver “I know this can’t go on forever.” This must be the nagging echo in the back of every politician’s and central banker’s head as they proceed down the incredibly long debt-paved road, arm in arm …
dip buyers are coming in for the 20th time — still haven't figured out that market is in a rolling correction. pic.twitter.com/w25fQ51qrR — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) November 15, 2018 Why are running corrections deadly (in both directions) here is an explanation. …
Randal Quarles, the Federal Reserve’s vice chair of supervision, said more changes are coming that will allow community banks relief from the post-financial crisis capital requirements. The Fed said two weeks ago that it will place banks into four categories …
The housing market has hit the top, prices are starting to fall around the country, this was a slow process that many did not see happening, as soon as the Fed raised rates the housing markets started to implode and …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KtJ77YHxJc Today’s Guest: Mike Maloney Website: Gold Silver http://goldsilver.com
This should be interesting. Every aspect of the economic system was/is being manipulated to prop up the ponzie scheme central bank. Finally some accountability may actually happen. NEW YORK (Reuters) – A group of large institutional investors including BlackRock …
From the reuters source: The banks being sued are: Bank of America, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Citigroup, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Japan’s MUFG Bank, Royal Bank of Canada, Royal Bank of Scotland, Societe Generale, Standard …
by Shaun Richards It is time for another part of our discovering Japan theme as we travel to Nagoya, where Governor Kuroda of the Bank of Japan was talking earlier today. Let us open with some good news. The real …
October payroll numbers are incredible, the plan is to get everyone on board that the economy is doing well. The MSM is trying to counter the economy but they know they can’t go to far or they will be exposed. …
From CNBC: Central banks around the world have upped their spending on gold to the highest level in almost three years, according to the World Gold Council (WGC). More than 148 metric tons of gold were bought by the national banks in the three months …
In your opinion, do you think that global stocks will have an upward trend for the remainder of 2018? After a dismal October, stock traders are rejoicing in multiple positive days. But have the underlying issues been resolved? Has anything …
The Congressional budget office already knows that this debt cannot be sustained. The entire economic system is about to implode and at this time it is time to get rid of the cause of the problem. The Federal Reserve Act …
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by Chris There’s no way to disconnect the system of banking at this point. That’s how I see it and understand it. It’s a gigantic daisy chain of owing. Every asset in on every bank balance sheet is somebody else’s …
via Bespoke The S&P Regional Banks have gotten battered once again today, down 3.01%. But that is purely a continuation of what has been a rough Fall. The index has fallen 16.58% from its high back in early June and …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Monday early afternoon, the US KBW Bank index, which tracks large US banks and serves as a benchmark for the banking sector, is down 2.5% at the moment. It has dropped 17% from its post-Financial Crisis …
Banks’ Golden Deposits Are Heading Out the Door Customers are starting to move their money out of deposits that pay no interest, posing a big risk to bank profits There’s less free money to go around for banks. After nearly …
by Jesse Who could have seen it coming? When Economic Models Meet Reality The Mispricing of Risk Innovation in Financial Products Aftermath of a Financial Bubble Allocating Precious Liquidity
by Kimble Charting CLICK ON CHART TO ENLARGE The left chart above looks at the Bank Index (BKX) over the past 13-years. In 2007, the index diverged with the broad market as it was creating a bearish descending triangle. Once support of the descending …
Hungary buying 10 times gold like never before. Boosts Gold Reserves 10-Fold https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-10-16/hungary-increases-gold-reserves-tenfold-citing-safety-bid and before that it was poland hoarding like crazy gold too recently they fear something is coming. Poland Raises Gold Holdings to Record High in …
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by Craig Hemke of Sprott Money News Certain precious metals analysts are once again claiming that, soon, the Banks will be “on your side”. This isn’t true, it hasn’t been true and it won’t ever be true so long as the fractional reserve …
The clandestine role of the Spanish government in a run on deposits that drained €29 billion from Catalan banks. By Don Quijones, Spain, UK, & Mexico, editor at WOLF STREET. Just over a year has passed since over two million people in …
Do you think the BAILOUTS will ever stop? Greece is at it again. They just got off their own bailout from the Troika and now they are considering bailing out their banks. How is it possible that their banking system …
Who will blink first? By Don Quijones, Spain, UK, & Mexico, editor at WOLF STREET. A serious showdown is brewing in the Eurozone as Italy’s anti-establishment coalition government takes on the EU establishment in a struggle that could have major ramifications for …
xRapid is live. XRP, the cryptocurrency, is being used already by a few banks and financial institutions. What many said was a pipe-dream a year ago, is today a real product set to revolutinize not only the financial world, but …
From Birch Gold Group In March we warned of continued Fed rate hikes. In May, we reported on more rate hikes and their potential impacton stocks. In August, the QT “time bomb” started ticking… On Wednesday, the Fed raised rates for the eighth time since tightening started. …
by Shaun Richards Overnight there have been some intriguing releases from the BIS or Bank for International Settlements, which if you were not aware is the central bankers central bank. The BIS has, although it would not put it like …
Retailers are complaining that the tariffs are going to hit after the holidays and sales will decline. Sales are going to decline no matter what, this is been happening for the last 10 years, the economy never recovered and retail …