via Callum Thomas Starting the week off with a long term look at the small end of the market, this chart shows the PE10 Valuation metric (price vs trailing 10 year average earnings) for the S&P600 (small cap stocks) vs …
A FLOW CHART OF SIX POSSIBLE OUTCOMES, ORIGINATING FROM (2) #MONETARY SCENARIOS…. Please debate below Concept borrowed from the work of economist J. Adams https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/1009404512648466432 Time frames are impossible – and economic shock can be literally anything. A bank failure, …
by stockboardasset Let’s hope you did not buy the top of the housing market. Btw, we dumped our Baltimore real estate in 2016. Still, maintain other properties but now is the time to sell to the hope and hype crowd.
by howmuch Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, once said, “Your brand is what other people say about you when you aren’t in the room.” We might add that if almost everybody is saying great things about you, then you …
by John Rubino Monthly economic readings tend to be full of noise and are therefore unreliable. So it’s best to save the excited assertions for established trends. The US Consumer Price Index appears to have reached that point: As most …
https://twitter.com/StockBoardAsset/status/1004831587899527168 Consumption trends via Google searches. Interesting concept. https://twitter.com/TeddyVallee/status/1004485062199570435
https://twitter.com/RonStoeferle/status/1004270803448422401 that means most countries have diminishing marginal productivity of debt and are headed to #EconomicHeatDeath KW
Chart: VIX is below 12 again – pic.twitter.com/JnyAc2HIZj — (((The Daily Shot))) (@SoberLook) June 7, 2018 we are in the latter innings of an economic cycle. pic.twitter.com/NbKonj1Xyh — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) June 5, 2018 FT: Eurozone GDP data confirm first-quarter growth …
by Jim Quinn Margin debt of $300 billion. Only three times the size of the Dotcom bubble and the housing bubble. What could possibly go wrong? It’s all good. No worries. The machines have it all under control. Their algorithms, …
by visualcapitalist The Chart of the Week is a weekly Visual Capitalist feature on Fridays. Industrial robots have come a long way since George Devol invented “Unimate” in 1961. After pitching his idea to Joseph Engelberger at a cocktail party, the two soon …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter And its eerie exhortations to the banks to prepare for a downturn to avoid “undue disruption to the financial system.” The FDIC’s quarterly report on commercial banks and savings institutions was cited in the media mostly …
by visualcapitalist Every year, the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, a federal research facility funded by the Department of Energy and UC Berkeley, puts out a fascinating Sankey diagram that shows the fate of all energy that gets generated and consumed in …
Via Marketwatch From 1978 through 2015, the median size of the single-family home increased every year until it peaked at 2,467 square feet, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Then, in 2016, that number began to shrink, albeit ever so …
by stockboardasset Coined shortly after the great financial crisis of 2007–2009, the so-called “gig economy” or “sharing economy” refers to the increasing list of companies like Airbnb, Doordash, Etsy, Lyft, Postmates, TaskRabbit, and Uber–platforms that hire temporary workers who provide an …
by visualcapitalist They say the pen is mightier than the sword. However, what they often fail to mention is that the pen is even mightier when it comes with massive amounts of leverage, influence, and power backing it up on every stroke. HOW …
by stockboardasset On April 14, 2018, starting around 4 am Syrian time, the United States, France, and the United Kingdom conducted a missile bombardment with bombers, fighter jets, and ship-based cruise missiles against government sites in Syria. The U.S.-led assault on Syria …
via J Butcofski & K Swartz We know there’s something going on in the Dow Jones Industrials… Since there will be a follow up post coming, we’ll call this part I. What a rip it’s been since Six Hundred- Sixty Six on …
by visualcapitalist The Chart of the Week is a weekly Visual Capitalist feature on Fridays. Yes, we all know that Google is dominant in the realm of search. But at the same time, the internet is also a huge place – and building …
by northmantrader What if you have a record earnings party and nobody shows up? That’s precisely the dilemma seemingly faced by the financial sector. Despite many bank stocks reporting record earnings so far (due to tax cuts) their stocks are nowhere …
BY JOHN MAULDIN Dial your mind back to January 2001. The world had survived Y2K; the stock market was topping out; George W. Bush had moved into the White House; and the US government had a balanced budget. Wait, say that …
by visualcapitalist The Chart of the Week is a weekly Visual Capitalist feature on Fridays. If someone slipped you a $10,000 check and told you to invest it, what would you do with the money? With no strings attached, there is a wide …
via J Butcofski & K Swartz Last week, I shared a chart that started an Andrew’s pitchfork off the 1987 lows. The purpose of that post was to highlight potential levels of support (especially in light of the current stock market correction). Today, I …
I’m seeing them as the next AOL in various ways, one being that I expect them to merge with one of the big media conglomerates, as AOL did with Time Warner in 2000. Then there’ll be another big online social …
by stockboardasset Glancing through the chartbook this afternoon, I stumbled upon the S&P500 (monthly) with a Williams %R double banded oscillator signaling some very bearish news. Yet, the momentum indicator has yet to confirm this troubling analysis, we must realize that the potential for …
by John Rubino So many patterns that have held for decades seem to have broken down, leading to one of two conclusions: Either this time really is different in ways that appear to violate what used to be seen as …
by Dana Lyons The stock of Intel has been a leader in the broad market as well as the semiconductor sector of late; however, it may be facing some chart resistance stemming from past demons. One of the red hot sectors …
by SP Someone has attempted to categorize the biases of the different media outlets and organize that on one big chart. It is very interesting effort. Here is the big chart: http://www.allgeneralizationsarefalse.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/media-bias-chart_3.0_Hi-Res.jpg And here a slightly smaller rendering (that is …
by WARREN MOSLER Large drop from already historically depressed levels reverses year end spike, and inline with depressed mortgage applications: Highlights Sales of new homes slowed but not all the data in January’s new home sales report are negative. New home …
By Charles Sizemore It’s official. The volatility earlier this month pushed real estate investment trusts (REITs) into official bear market territory. During the selloff, the Vanguard Real Estate ETF (NYSEArca: VNQ), a popular proxy for the broader REIT market, closed down 22% …
