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by Michael Ballanger via Streetwise Reports It was one of those days that all sexagenarians loathe; you have to go to the doctor, and whether it’s the GP (general practitioner) or the dentist … Read more
President Trump starts off 2020 having presided over a lower average unemployment rate than any president at a comparable point in office in recorded history. On Friday, the Bureau of … Read more
once the German banking leader played in a league with JPMorgan. Today, the US bank is 28.5 times larger than Deutsche Bank. The whole drama can be read today in … Read more
We are in the longest stock market bullrun in history – the next runner up? The 1920's before the great depression. pic.twitter.com/51Mn82zw2t — Yago (@EdanYago) December 5, 2019
Interesting chart…US credit markets now most overextended ever. pic.twitter.com/WkOIvLb3RR — Alasdair Macleod (@MacleodFinance) November 27, 2019 Last bit of things that make you go hmmm t.co/yQz6GQhJMI pic.twitter.com/XO7TG76bli — 𝕮𝖍𝖎 🛢️ … Read more
And they are figuring this out now? Pretty amazing lack of self-awareness. The chart shows Fed interest rates and the NASDAQ for roughly the past 25 years – three huge … Read more
There was no further information, but I assume its all US only. Zombie companies don’t make enough money to cover their interest payments, they’re slowly bleeding money. They have to … Read more
by howmuch The United States federal progressive income tax dates back over 100 years, to the Revenue Act of 1913. Back then, the U.S. received most of its tax revenues from … Read more
US shale companies often use a narrowly defined metric that only includes the cost of drilling and production, leaving out all other costs (this runs anywhere from $40-$60 depending on … Read more
This is one ugly chart for a bloated banking system. HK bank deposits drastically decelerating amid escalating political crisis. Also: Provisions for loan losses account for only 1.7% of revenues. … Read more
by SpontaneousDisorder twitter.com/lisaabramowicz1/status/1189920797122543618 Companies are on pace to sell a record volume of U.S. investment-grade bonds this year, with 65% of the issuance coming from BBB rated issuers: … Read more
Look. At. Chart. Of. Aetna.You're. Socialism. Is. Their. Capitalism. pic.twitter.com/tDsPCbXHEO — Adam Townsend (@adamscrabble) March 27, 2019
by howmuch Americans are notorious spenders. Compared to many other nations around the world, households in the U.S. have a particularly low savings rate, and 28 percent of American adults have no … Read more
by SpontaneousDisorder Sauce: twitter.com/BittelJulien/status/1179685787434180609 Given the yield curve is inverted still and stocks are 3x overvalued I doubt it. Maybe this indicator will just go much lower in a … Read more
Hmmm starting to look serious! Hello Central Bankers….. t.co/O6mKZpSK5C — CrossBorder Capital (@crossbordercap) October 3, 2019 Just to be clear. This chart hints that equities will drop more than 30% … Read more
