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Government bond yields recently held above an important level, but the next test may prove dangerous for the stock market. The benchmark 10-year Treasury note yield tested 1.5% in late … Read more
A chart called the “yield curve” has predicted every US recession over the last 50 years. Now it might be predicting another one. Economic experts are starting to warn that … Read more
via Jimmy Su: Consensus thinks that the China consumption story is driven by the “rising middle class” but as always the actual reason is much more complicated. Also, BCA looks … Read more
by visualcapitalist Higher education is often considered the first rung in the ladder of success. That’s why thousands of students flock to top-tier universities around the world, hoping to translate their … Read more
by howmuch The world’s GDP still grew a healthy 6.9% in 2018, up from $80.2 trillion in 2017 to $85.8 trillion. Nearly half of this growth came from the world’s … Read more
via @FGMR: Fed debt rising faster than GDP since the financial crisis. With the debt ceiling removed until July’21 we are now in Mises crack-up-boom territory (link: kingworldnews.com/james-turk-historic-news-just-announced-that-will-not-only-impact-gold-but-also-the-world/) kingworldnews.com/james-turk-his…
via howmuch In the first quarter of 2019, the total private and public debt of the United States hit a record $70 trillion, raising concerns about the possibility of widespread defaults. … Read more
by -Johnny- This is my view of SPY in the next coming weeks. The week of 8/5, that might be the most important date. This does not mean we can’t … Read more
By The Phoenix Breadth is starting to breakdown. As I write this, breadth are on the verge of breaking a bearish rising wedge formation. Why does this matter? Because breadth … Read more
by Dana Lyons The broad Russell 3000 Index is one of many indices and funds presently forming potential “Cup-&-Handle” formations on the charts; is the pattern the next bullish catalyst for … Read more
According to data from the United States International Trade Commission, cited by the Financial Times, U.S. imports of mobile phones from Vietnam more than doubled in the first four months of … Read more
by howmuch In 2019, the U.S. national debt reached a new milestone of $22 trillion. Taking on debt enables the government to increase its spending on various domestic programs or make … Read more
By The Phoenix Stocks are rallying hard this morning based on the fact CNBC misquoted the Treasury Secretary. Let that sink in for a moment. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said, “we were about … Read more
As you can see in today’s Chart of The Day (slide 93 in the Q2 Macro Themesdeck), China’s Secondary Industries (Heavy Equipment, Construction, pseudo “empty cities”, etc.) slowed to 0% growth, TWICE, in the last … Read more
by Graham Summers of Gains, Pains, & Capital Sometimes it’s good to take a big picture look at the stock market. By “big picture” I mean a monthly chart that is at least … Read more
