Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the recent bond bloodbath in Italy as we see a chain reaction throughout Europe and the United States. Italian 2 year yields spiked most since October 2014 and Italian …
pic.twitter.com/Rtdi6wxRSw — John P. Hussman, Ph.D. (@hussmanjp) May 21, 2018 Leveraged loan rush sees borrowers gain power – credit quality and lender protections disappear Two years ago Valeant was under investigation by the US Securities and Exchange Commission and investors were questioning …
Interest rates are rising and that means mortgage rates are too. There is simply no way the people can handle much more. The clock is ticking…Tick, tock. Tick, tock… Are housing/rent prices “affordable” in your area? Let me know where …
by Martin Armstrong Naturally, the major had to be wrong that the dollar was in this inevitable bear market. These prognostications were typically those who kept cheering gold higher and ignore everything else on the silver plate of politics. The implications …
by Marshall Swing of The Church Of Acts Gold and Silver are on the exact path down that I wrote about many weeks ago (actually many months and years ago, but who is counting). The COTs, open interest, and open interest movements reveal …
by Fabius Maximus Summary: For Generation Z, marriage will go from our dominant social institution to a minority preference. The reasons are obvious, if we have the will to look. Here is some speculation about the crash of our most important …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter But the crash-insurance policy is a one-time deal. And then what? The 85% of S&P 500 companies that have reported earnings so far disclosed they’d bought back $158 billion of their own shares in Q1, according …
The real estate market in Australia had boomed higher than most countries around the world. They have become completely unaffordable in major cities like Sydney. Today, we are on the edge of the cliff, just waiting for a gust of …
Please join Jay Taylor and David Stockman. In this Interview David explains why the current market bubbles are approaching an implosion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVyMfpVwlf4 Today’s Guest: Gregory Mannarino Websites: Traders Choice: https://traderschoice.net
Canada completely relies on housing. So many people work in a field related to it. The average person is in WAY over their heads with debt. But they are counting on prices to continue to rise forever and rates to …
By Harry Dent What’s the difference between a bull stock market crash like 1987 or 2000 to 2002 or 2008 to 2009 and a bear-market bubble crash? After the latter, stocks and most financial assets don’t get back to their previous highs …
via Danielle Park For anyone who may have been unconscious or in outer space for the last 20 years, here are the Coles Notes: If finance had not been able to ‘securitize’ debts (turn them into assets) and sell them to …
via Peter Macdiarmid The Bank of England has been criticised by a leading think-tank for being “dangerously ill-equipped” to deal with the next recession to hit the UK. A report from the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) argues that …
by DCG Not nearly enough time for his crime. From WDSU.com: (EDGAR, La) — Denis Amaya-Rodriguez was sentenced Monday (April 9) to 15 years in prison for killing three people. Rodriguez was driving a bus that crashed into a group of firefighters and multiple …
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the latest troubles for Wells Fargo as the bank sees the lowest mortgage number since the last financial crisis! In last year’s Q4, mortgage applications plunged by 10 billion …
by FS The following is a summary of our recent FS Insider podcast, “Charles Gave: Possible Paradigm Shift Ahead,” which can be accessed on our site here or on iTunes here. We’ve been living in a disinflationary environment for last 30 years and, …
Housing prices staged a significant rebound since the depths of the subprime mortgage “meltdown.” Want to know when even luxury housing will become a “bargain”? Keep an eye on this financial market.
BY PATRICK WATSON You may have noticed that stocks have stopped going straight up. That’s not a big deal by itself. Bull markets and high volatility can coexist, and often did until the last few years. The scary part is that …
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; The analysis being punted around is that the crash from January was caused because companies stopped buying back their own shares. The analysis claims that $4 trillion in buy-backs have taken place since 2009 and …
Real estate isn’t supposed to be a speculative asset. Yet we have learned over the years that it absolutely is. People have taken every dollar the banks and lending institutions will give them and bought the maximum they could get. …
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the dramatic fall of the stock market as euphoria bubbles the markets at an epic scale. The stock market is currently having its worst second quarter since 1929, soon …
Authored by Mac Slavo via SHTFplan.com, The S&P 500 closed down more than 2.4% Monday and the broad market index posted its worst April start since 1929. This slide in the markets caused the worst start since the Great Depression, …
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the recent news of Federal government “market debt” in Canada reaching 1 trillion dollars. Now, as John explains, this isn’t just “market debt” this is debt owed and debt …
by Brandon Smith of Alt-Market Public sentiment on the economy is generally influenced by to two false indicators — the national unemployment rate and stock markets. This is not to say the average person tracks either of these numbers very vigorously; they don’t. …
by Graham Summers of Gains Pains & Capital Sentiment is a strange thing. Investors are human beings. And human beings are irrational, particularly when it comes to money related issues. The notion that the market, as a collection of irrational people, is somehow …
by Fabius Maximus Summary: There is an exception to a previous post, which explained that a stock market crash would have only minor economic effects on America. Just as an oil crash hurts oil producing regions (e.g., Texas), a stock market crash …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter The price of cryptocurrency Ripple had been languishing for months at around $0.20 back in 2017, giving it an already astonishing market capitalization of around $8 billion. But on December 11, it took off. In the …
Today Guest Richard Duncan concerned that liquidity index will plummet. Trade War could lead us to severe recession. Can China’s massive borrowing save the world? What Will Float The Asset Boat When The Easy Money Tide Goes Out?
