Central Banks Have Created an Impending Crisis! Computers Will Trade the Market To the Floor!
Why is the stock market increasingly reliant on massive injections of money to keep it going?
Why is the stock market increasingly reliant on massive injections of money to keep it going?
via Slope of Hope During the past year, or so, U.S. 2-Year Treasury Yields have shot up sharply, in comparison with 10-Year Yields, as shown on the following weekly price comparison chart and percentage comparison chart. The next (longer-term) percentage comparison chart shows the weakness that ensued in the SPX when …
by Brandon Smith There has been a lot of confusion lately in the mainstream economic media as well as in independent media circles as to the behavior of stock markets in the wake of the recently initiated global trade war. In …
IBM is now developing a cryptocurrency that will be pegged to the dollar, the reasoning is to stabilize it, but what is really happening the central bankers will try to use this as their currency. IMF is already sounding the …
“All cost of capital globally, eventually, will have to go negative and the reason is very simple: it’s the degree of leverage and financialization that we have globally. Pretty much every country now needs 3 to 4 dollars of debt for every …
When one central stops printing, another one takes over. Soon Europe stops printing after having printed 2500 Billion € since 2015 and I would not be surprised if the Fed starts another round of QE. It’s a game for them. …
via americanbanker: hen Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell faces lawmakers this week, one big question will almost certainly be: Is the central bank playing favorites among the big banks? Sens. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, ranking member on the …
Talk Digital Network, Released on 7/14/18 Portfolio Manager, attorney, finance author, a regular guest on North American media. Danielle Park is the author of the best selling myth-busting book “Juggling Dynamite: An insider’s wisdom on money management, markets and wealth …
Print The Bubble. The reason why capex is poor is that QE perpetuates overcapacity. Growth is poor because QE props up unproductive government spending and -as u said- housing bubbles Debt accumulation and saver repression are not social policies. …
via Aaron Elstein A lot of Wall Street number-crunchers are going to be chained to their desks tomorrow when JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Wells Fargo all report second-quarter earnings more or less simultaneously. Truth be told, all is not well in …
Canadians Banks caught up in FX price fixing conspiracy Link to article below) https://business.financialpost.com/ne…
The Manhattan bubble is popping, foreign investment is being redirected, the real estate crisis has begun and it will spread. Global debt has hit an all time high and it is getting worse. The rate at which debt is rising …
Payback time for the financial sector that was bailed out by taxpayers, the new government thinks. By Don Quijones, Spain, UK, & Mexico, editor at WOLF STREET. It’s payback time for Spain’s financial sector. At least that’s what the country’s new center-left …
via misesmedia Daniel Lacalle joins Jeff Deist to discuss how and why central banks are trapped, stuck with ultra-low interest rates and expansionary policies that produce astonishingly little real growth. This is a hard-hitting and sober look at what rising interest …
For hackers, biometric data is the Holy Grail. By Don Quijones, Spain, UK, & Mexico, editor at WOLF STREET. In a move fraught with risk, Mexico, a country that has become a haven for the black market of stolen personal data of all kinds, …
by John Rubino One of the things giving “data-driven” central banks wiggle room on their pledge to tighten monetary policy is the fact there are several definitions of inflation. In the US the thing most people think of as inflation …
Central Banks will never get the blame for liquidity gaps in markets, as the QT turmoil will be shifted to Trump's TRADE WARS. It is such a perfect scapegoat for CBs pic.twitter.com/GKv3UlZOPG — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) June 26, 2018 Couldn't disagree …
by Martin Armstrong In Switzerland, we get to see how people who are really clueless about how the economy works still manage to get outrageous referendums on the ballot. A radical plan to transform Switzerland’s financial landscape was rejected, thank God, which …
via Zero Hedge: In one of the grosser and most direct examples of market manipulation, central banks have quite directly prohibited stock markets from correcting to any serious degree. QE buying and buying and buying has propped up these ugly-fundamentals …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter As banks pull back from mortgage lending amid inflated prices and rising rates, “shadow banks” become very aggressive. In the first quarter 2018, banks and non-bank mortgage lenders – the “shadow banks” – originated 1.81 million …
. High exposure to sovereign debt (between 10 and 20% of total assets) . Lingering non-performing Loans (c€1 trillion) . ROIC below WACC . Poor ROTE The Problems of Eurozone Banks Go Far Beyond ECB's Low Rates: . High exposure …
Two thirds of Americans are worried about the high cost of living and declining wages. Countries owe the central banks trillions of Euros.The Fed has made their move they raised rates and are now on track to mimic 2008. Once …
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; I was at the Treasury Management Association of Canada (TMAC) conference in Vancouver when you appeared as a speaker as well as Peter Detallis of the Bank of Canada if I remember his name correctly. I …
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the most recent example of the completely devastated banking system. As we recently reported on, all major banks’ share values are currently in the red year to date following …
This is the system many people support. This is the system that keeps us all enslaved. The commercial banks, the central banks, the mega corporations, and the politicians are all one entity. Anyone who opposes the grand plan will be …
by Thinker Lynette Zang Interviews Gerald Celente on why he does this work, and how you can protect your future wealth right now. They discuss everything from the US economy, stock markets, central banks, bitcoin, governments, global currencies, gold and …
Peak Prosperity, Released on 6/4/18 Full description and comments at: https://www.peakprosperity.com/podcas… When the dust settled after the Great Financial Crisis, we learned that the big banks had behaved in overtly criminal ways. Yet none of their executives would be held criminally …
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Dear Martin, Re: Non-Farm Payrolls Blowout All Analysts Show USA is Still Holding Up the World I am been following you for a number of years and believe you to be one of the best-informed analysts …
"Keep watching credit spreads and European banks. Both risks have ramped up abruptly in recent days," h/t @hussmanjp pic.twitter.com/rwnCDP0rvg — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) May 31, 2018 The ECB has been the only real buyer of Eurozone bonds this year. And bond …
EUROPEAN banks fear the dramatic crash of the Turkish lira could spark a crisis reminiscent of the one that hit Wall Street financial institutions 20 years ago. As oof last week, the lira was down 17 percent against the US …