by Jesse Colombo Though Turkey’s financial markets have been struggling since the start of this year, the country’s currency and government bonds have been in an all-out freefall in the past week. A political clash with the United States caused the lira …
by stockboardasset According to the latest numbers from Acadata Ltd., a housing bubble in the UK is steadily deflating due to the economic uncertainties surrounding Brexit, along with tighter monetary conditions via the Bank of England, which could alleviate lingering affordability issues. British …
Stocks are moving out of step with each other the most they have since just before the end of the tech bubble, and the significant lack of correlation is possibly due to Fed rate hiking, trade wars or the aging …
Authored by Sue Chang via MarketWatch.com, A lot has changed since the stock market crash of 2000. Apple Inc. has gone from being just another computer brand to becoming the most valuable company in the world, Amazon.com Inc. went from …
https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/1027052686489870336 pic.twitter.com/oWy79Vtfcy — Financial Survivalism (@Sawcruhteez) August 8, 2018 The housing market has entered a recession of its own and nobody seems to notice. Mortgage apps sank 3% in the Aug 3rd week, down now for four weeks running, and …
via Karoliina Liimatainen The Swiss property market kept cooling in the second quarter, with UBS Group AG’s bubble index reaching its lowest since early 2015. The index slipped to 1, the level that divides the risk zone from the region indicating …
by John Rubino Lynette Zang: Is the real estate bubble popping? … Peter Schiff: Inflation is still rising faster than wages … Elon Musk: Even Hitler is short Tesla … David McAlvany: Happy 10th anniversary QE! …
Worried About The US? The Debt Bubble Is Much Worse Elsewhere. How Much Debt Do Countries Need To Create $1 of GDP? In China, $6 for each $1 of GDP In Australia, $9 https://twitter.com/dlacalle_IA/status/1026430184574996480 The debt problem is not going …
By Economy and Markets TV Over the past month or so, Harry has been relentlessly giving you coverage on the current state of real estate. He’s looked at the demographic trends that go hand in hand with the current bubble, determining that, …
via marketwatch: So far this year, the 30-year-fixed has averaged 4.43% Rates for home loans surged along with the broader fixed-income market, pressuring mortgage affordability again even as housing market growth falters. The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 4.60% in the August …
by John Rubino Just a few months ago, real estate was on fire. Prices were blowing past records set during the previous decade’s housing bubble as desperate buyers bought whatever was available at above the asking price while homeowners, confident that …
The changes pose real threats to the highly speculative pre-sale condo market. By Steve Saretsky, Vancouver, Canada, Vancity Condo Guide: Starting September 17th, the BC Government will move forward with a new property transfer tax that will require people to report …
From Birch Gold Group The U.S. has enough bumps on the road with mortgages following a similar script to 2008, the unwinding of QE, and the slowly rising “Goldilocks Economy” that’s about to have a hangover. Well strap in, because housing sales in key markets …
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via Investment Research Dynamics: There’s no question in my mind now that the housing “snowball” has started downhill and it won’t take long to develop into an avalanche. In addition to all of the “for sale” and “for rent” signs I’m …
via @stephlandsman David Rosenberg is pretty certain he knows how the bull market in stocks will end. The Gluskin Sheff chief economist and strategist expects widening spreads will tear it apart. “The corporate bond market is today’s bubble, just like the …
by Thinker Josh Sigurdson and John Sneisen sit down once again with Robert Kiyosaki of Rich Dad, Poor Dad to talk about a whole host of issues in the news! Starting it off, we go into collateralized debt obligations, mortgage …
Think about this… The Bank of Japan makes a tiny, minuscule, ridiculous alteration to its monetary laughing gas policy, and sends bonds and markets rolling Daniel, this is a repeat of an old story. I commented on it on Feb …
by FS Jason Burack of Wall St for Main St interviews first time guest, Webmaster, Senior Editor, & Co-Host of the FS Insider podcast at Financial Sense, Cris Sheridan, to discuss the unfolding tech bubble 2.0 led by developments in artificial …
MSNBC recently sent a reporter to Wisconsin to talk to Trump supporters and found that despite what they want you to believe from inside their New York and Washington, DC-centric bubble, President Trump still has incredibly strong support. Be sure …
During this in depth, hour plus long interview, Jason asks Jesse questions about: 1) Why do you think respected money managers with good long term track records like Hugh Hendry and David Einhorn have either had to close down their …
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the recent comments made by The Bank of Canada’s Stephen Poloz regarding the continued rise of interest rates. According to Poloz, if you don’t like interest rates going up, …
Loans backed by stocks looked like safe bets as Chinese stocks marched higher over the past two years, however a $2 trillion selloff since late January is rapidly eroding the value of brokerages’ collateral.” $1 trillion worth of Chinese stocks …
Last night one of the “morals of the story” of a thread we posted was “Don’t miss the forest for the trees.” The chart below is a view of “the forest”, in its full glory. Cht originally via ISI Evercore, …
by Michael Snyder When this bubble finally bursts, will we witness the biggest stock market crash in U.S. history? “The bigger they come, the harder they fall” is a well used phrase, but I think that it is very appropriate in …
by John Rubino Housing bubbles proceed in fairly predictable stages. Stage One is long and (initially) slow, fueled by excess central bank money creation or foreign demand or some other source of liquidity that encourages large numbers of people to …
by John Rubino Not so long ago, student debt was mostly the responsibility of students. That is, you paid for college with loans and then paid off those loans with the proceeds of the good job you got with an …
by stockboardasset The supply of homes for sale in the second quarter of this year, the all-important spring market, rose at three times the rate of last year, according to Trulia The supply of homes for sale is still down 5.3 …
What do you think is the biggest risk right now in Australia? Australia Real Estate Bubble Will Collapse As Housing Price Rise and Unsustainable Debt Levels! Australia has been rather quiet since the Global Financial Crisis. Their activities have …
by Harry Dent of Economy & Markets I’ve been ranting for weeks now about it… People don’t understand that sky-high home prices are bad for countries, cities, businesses, and consumers. And only the 62% of people who already own homes are feeling the …