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FACT: Companies doing stock buybacks have been the ONLY net buyer since 2009. That’s absolutely MASSIVE news. There will be 20 comments here telling me to shut up and how … Read more
www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-09-06/thinkprogress-website-shuts-down-after-failing-find-buyer Left-wing website ThinkProgress is shutting down after failing to find a buyer, according to the Daily Beast. Launched by the John Podesta-founded Center for American Progress (CAP) which had … Read more
by howmuch Owning a home has long been a cornerstone of the American Dream. Before settling into a “dream home,” many first-time homebuyers look for a “starter home” instead. A … Read more
via @chigrl: Cumulative buying/selling of US equities, % Market Cap $ES_F $SPX
Sears filed for bankruptcy last year. A few years ago Eddie Lampert, a Wall Street investor, tycoon billionaire bought Sears up out of bankruptcy, and agreed at the time to … Read more
Given that it usually takes around 2 to 4 days to get through the euphoria of a throw over – from the time it breaks over its upper boundary – … Read more
via thestreet: How bad is sentiment in the Hong Kong property market? Bad enough that one residential buyer has just walked away from a house purchase and lost a $4.6 million … Read more
via mansionglobal: Where have all the buyers gone? It’s a tune sellers in many key luxury real estate markets will be singing in 2019, as political and the economic uncertainty put … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Forget the hype about a shortage of supply. In its report today on existing-home sales in September – they fell by 4.1% from a year ago … Read more
via CNBC: Approximately 14 percent of all listings in June had undergone a price cut, that’s up from a recent low of 11.7 percent at the end of 2016, according … Read more
Do you think stock buybacks are responsible for most of the gains in 2018? How did we come this far? We’ve gone from a very low point in March 2009 … Read more
via Bloomberg: “50 Cent” is back. Or at least, a pretty convincing impersonator who spent $5 million on volatility hedges this week. The mysterious buyer, or buyers, earned the nickname — a … Read more
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There are two major reasons why stocks have risen: 1. Central banks printing money and buying shares. 2. Stock buybacks. There are two major reasons why volatility is so low: … Read more