by visualcapitalist How Many Americans Own Stocks? 2020 was an exceptionally volatile year for the stock market. But how many Americans were directly impacted by last year’s market highs and lows? In other words, how many Americans own stocks as a …
Steve Penny with Patrick V. on SBTV Steve Penny: 7-Month Rally in Gold Coming to Complete Cup and Handle Pattern We are joined on Metal Money by Steve Penny, founder of SilverChartist.com. If the 7-month correction in the gold price drew half of the …
Investors should avoid the impulse to time the market, new data from Bank of America shows. Looking at data going back to 1930, the firm found that if an investor sat out the S&P 500′s 10 best days per decade, …
via CNBC: Economic forecaster Lakshman Achuthan is warning Wall Street that the market’s new highs don’t signal a revitalized growth cycle. Achuthan, co-founder of the Economic Cycle Research Institute, believes it’s not an ideal environment for sustainable gains. “All the …
The reason why Uber is cashing out in one chart pic.twitter.com/pzQVnu1zkv — zerohedge (@zerohedge) April 11, 2019 PROFITS, BUT NOT FOR UBER pic.twitter.com/rulVumMZCQ — Ivan the K™ (@IvanTheK) April 11, 2019
#PMI this chart is confirming the falling PMIs around the world.. 📉 pic.twitter.com/iLUsYF8ymU — Alessio (@AlessioTMAD) April 1, 2019 Fresh figures Monday showed that an industrial downturn has gripped factories in the eurozone’s biggest countries, including Germany, the region’s economic …
by Lance Roberts With the month of February now officially in the books, we can take a look at our long-term monthly indicators to see what they are telling us now. Is the bull market back? That’s the answer we …
An inverted yield curve predicts recessions. h/t br_anonbinary
So the Fed saved the day… As soon as the market realized the Fed is ready to stop its QT policy, everything changed. So let’s be very clear: NO, the market isn’t strong. On one hand you have investors and …
Is there a more deflationary chart than the Baltic Dry Index of global freight rates? pic.twitter.com/3XajzZVIzY — David Rosenberg (@EconguyRosie) February 5, 2019 Chart: US non-manufacturing export orders (weak!!!!!) pic.twitter.com/5qHTFXW7je — mcm-ct.com (@mcm_ct) February 5, 2019 Given the sharp slowdown …
via visualcapitalist: The Chart of the Week is a weekly Visual Capitalist feature on Fridays. Today’s emerging markets are tomorrow’s powerhouses, according to a recent forecast from Standard Chartered, a multinational bank headquartered in London. The bank sees developing economies like Indonesia, Turkey, Brazil, and …
Monster rally in U.S. junk-bonds currently underway. pic.twitter.com/W11bqrupdm — Tracy Alloway (@tracyalloway) January 8, 2019 Gundlach: "By historic standards 62% of Triple B rated bonds should be considered junk status right now BUT are not" — John Caruso 🌐 (@JCarusoRJO) …
Anyone notice this? The last two minutes of S&P trading on Dec 31st were wild. Since the first day of the year is historically the most volatile, the last two minutes of 2018 might be a "preview" of what’s to …
by Dana Lyons 12 months ago, stocks entered 2018 firing on all cylinders as much as any point in the past several years. The market was setting records in terms of both the strength of its uptrend as well as its lack of …
by howmuch Are you in the middle class? You probably think you are, according to new research from the Pew Research Center, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you’re right. It turns out household size is a major determiner of status in …
Chart: Mean-reversion can be painful – pic.twitter.com/4jFVAewG08 — (((The Daily Shot))) (@SoberLook) December 18, 2018 … vs. China – pic.twitter.com/9h09yKVdB8 — (((The Daily Shot))) (@SoberLook) December 18, 2018
Is 2019 THE year? Or will we see the bear market reverse? The global economic collapse is looming in the distance. Precisely when the worst effects will be felt is unknown, but 2018 has turned out to be a terrible …
by Hubert Moolman of HubertMoolman.wordpress.com Previously, I have shown how we could be close to major financial crisis with the monetary system at the center. The following chart that shows the ratio of gold to the monetary base was used: The chart shows …
When intermediate-term price trends change direction, we’d best pay close attention to them via Rob Isbitts In my ongoing efforts to make you a slightly better technician than you would be if you had never read a single word I have written …
via @pattidomm A scary chart pattern, called the ‘death cross,’ formed in the chart of the S&P 500 on Friday, signaling traders that there could be more selling ahead. The death cross formation appeared in the chart of the small cap …
You'll be shocked to learn in this chart that the breaking point in credit markets is right here—> pic.twitter.com/CXsCGOWgHv — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) November 28, 2018 U.S. junk bond yields reach the highest levels in more than two years. Borrowing costs …
From Birch Gold Group This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest stories involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: A chart that might give hope to gold bugs, silver to surprise with a rally by year-end, and global …
by Robert Wenzel of the Economic Policy Journal It’s all about catering to the military-industrial-complex. There is a big spender in the White House who loves the military. In the goofy land of highly questionable macro measurements, the U.S. economy has …
by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan The so-called “Godfather” of market chart analysis said that the damage already done to the stock market is much worse than most people are talking about. Ralph Acampora, a prominent market technician, says the stock market is in bad …
by WARREN MOSLER Looks like without the build in private inventories GDP was about 2% lower at about 1.4%, and health care added .77% where health care premiums paid count as personal consumption. Also, the price index deflator was lower …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Tesla reported earnings today – a profit, its third quarterly profit ever, and its first profit based on operations rather than the sale of taxpayer-funded pollution credits. So it’s time to reflect. I have always given …
by Chris Look, the central banks are entirely responsible for the prices of bonds and about 99 and 44/100ths percent responsible for the dizzying hieghts of equities. Remove all that stimulation, the thinking goes, and then we get to discover …
via Cormac Mullen A Goldman Sachs Group Inc. indicator designed to provide a “reasonable signal for future bear-market risk” has risen to the highest in almost 50 years. The firm’s Bull/Bear Index, which is based on measures of equity valuation, growth …
