The Next Crisis Is Not What You Think, It Could Send Shockwaves Around The World:Bill Holter
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by Michael Snyder There have not been so many trouble signs for the global economy in a very long time. Analysts are sounding the alarm about junk bond defaults, the smart money is getting out of stocks at an astounding rate, …
via RT: The global economy is facing a threat of a spiraling protectionist measures that can lead to a devastating crisis, Vladimir Putin warned. Nations must find a way to prevent this and establish rules on how the economy should …
New homes sales have declined and now we are seeing existing homes declining. Trump is now distancing himself from Mnuchin, is Mnuchin the next person to be fired? FDIC is preparing for the next credit crisis, the corporate media is …
by Michael Snyder Today, America is nearly 70 trillion dollars in debt, and that debt is shooting higher at an exponential rate. Usually most of the focus in on the national debt, which is now 21 trillion dollars and rising, …
via Bloomberg: When the market for any form of perceived value suddenly seizes up, its owners automatically gravitate toward stores of value they perceive are more stable, sane, and secure. Over a medium-term time frame, this has often meant shifting …
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – From a crackdown on K2 overdoseson Brooklyn sidewalks, to syringes littering a Bronx park, New York City’s drug crisis has been on full view this week. The question is: What is City Hall doing about it? “We don’t want anybody …
By Harry Dent Two big news items in the last 24 hours have grabbed my attention. The first is Congress’s approving a bill to roll back the Dodd-Frank Act. If this passes, smaller financial institutions will find relief from the …
Charles Hugh Smith interviewed on Financial Repression Authority Today we have Charles Hugh Smith. He is an author and leading global finance blogger and America’s philosopher – we call him. He’s the author of nine books on our Economy and Society including …
Watch the latest video at foxnews.com Seattle created its homelessness crisis; now it’s trying to make it worse. So now that we know Seattle’s own laws created a shortage of housing in the city while at the same time reducing …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8V19Ar3LqYc While President Donald Trump and elements of the mainstream media describe a strong United States economy – America’s economic future has significant problems on the horizon. Peter Schiff joins Stefan Molyneux to discuss the United States’s $21-plus trillion-dollar national …
Look in the US. Look in the EU. Debt everywhere. Somehow we don’t have to worry about this though? Sounds weird. It’s constantly causing a crisis, so it will invariably cause another. This time however, it’s bigger than ever! Do …
For those not in the know, Venezuela is the “king of bond defaults”. The government has been in a constant economic mess. Their oil reigning days are over and with the new sanctions they’ll feel more heat. Every single things …
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https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/998352937289240578 #Subprime #auto deliquency (60-day) is at a 22 year high. This is when credit charge offs and delinquency rates among smaller banks are surging. But, remember: the unemployment rate is under 4 percent. What happens when it doubles? #fed …
"EM crisis spreading: #Argentina Peso has dropped another 5% this week, South Africa Rand, #Turkey Lira, #Brazil Real almost 4%, and even #Poland Zloty and #Hungary," h/t @Schuldensuehner pic.twitter.com/5tzuEek73s — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) May 20, 2018 Global QE Dream Ends, ECB …
up 0.5% from the previous quarter https://twitter.com/wsjcentralbanks/status/997428085724237824?s=11 Household Debt Now Well in Excess of Pre-2008 Debt Crisis Levels Remember how it went in 2008? Markets positively drowning in credit. Subprime for miles, increased credit card limits for all. Boom times. …
by William Stickevers On May 15th, 2018, Uranus, the planet of revolution, shocks, and unforeseen change, entered Taurus, the sign which rules money, staying there until April 26th, 2026. Traditionally, Taurus rules banks and private and public financial institutions. During the …
by John Ward All Theresa May needs to do at the moment is hold her nerve and prove the EUnatics wrong. If she continues to water down British independence, she will go down as the Prime Minister who snatched EU defeat …
BY JOHN MAULDIN Last week, I mentioned an insightful comment my friend Peter Boockvar—CIO of Bleakley Advisory Group—made at dinner in New York: “We now have credit cycles instead of economic cycles.” That one sentence provoked numerous phone calls and emails, …
by Simon Black Last week, the financial services giant Northwestern Mutual released new data showing that 1 in 3 Americans has less than $5,000 in retirement savings. It’s an unfortunately familiar story. And Northwestern Mutual’s data is entirely aligned with other …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter The peso drops again, inflation surges, nothing is fixed. Argentina was able to refinance about $26 billion in maturing peso-denominated short-term government debt, called Lebacs, but at a huge cost, after asking the IMF for a …
by Jesse “So we may not be that far away from the next bubble bursting, and I could imagine, if I think about policy, what we just talked about, with the end of a recovery cycle, we’ve pumped $4 trillion …
Here we go again… There are certain restrictions in place to prevent banks from forming monopolies. There are restrictions to make sure you keep your money safe. But in times when greed overtakes people and corporations, times get tough very …
via ECONOMIST Interest rates are heading higher, and that is likely to put financial markets under strain. Investors and regulators would both dearly love to know where the next crisis will come from. What is the most likely culprit? Financial crises …
by Armstrong Economics QUESTION: why national debts eventually default Martin to answer this question you said: we need to introduce currency. France and Germany were less impacted by converting to the Euro than Greece, Italy, Spain, and Portugal. Why? Currency Inflation! …
via Mauldin Economics: Asking that corporations not take on too much debt, when that debt costs them almost nothing in interest, is unrealistic. Asking that the Fed not leave interest rates at emergency-condition levels for 10 years is not. In the …
From Birch Gold Group After a debt-fueled recession, you would think individuals would be more cautious and conservative with their use of debt. But apparently, that’s not the case in the U.S. If anything, borrowing has become even more reckless. Since …
In the first quarter of 2018, Americans owed $3.824 trillion, up 5.1 percent from the same time period last year. Post-crisis rise in U.S. stock buybacks came with an almost identical rise in debt. https://t.co/GNG5cJOoQX pic.twitter.com/nKekjAF6Zi — Trevor Noren (@trevornoren) …
Joe Rogan and Matt Taibbi discuss the true malicious nature of the people involved in the 2008 financial crisis. Taibbi wrote a powerful article covering the crisis and the resulting information on the practices that caused the crisis is both …