by Chris The signs coming out fo the US Treasury market have been less than encouraging for the stock bull case. In fact, the combination of rising interest rates and a falling dollar is possibly a sign that a major …
What’s your opinion on the markets right now? Do you think 2018 will bring more central bank intervention? Take a look at the indicators and you will find one after another showing all-time records. We look at the stock prices …
by Anthony B Sanders US Real GDP is growing at 2.3% YoY. What’s not to like? How about the lowest unemployment rate since 2000 and the worst wage “recovery” in modern times? AND a flattening Treasury yield curve? Yes, we …
By Michael Snyder Whenever we see an inverted yield curve, a recession almost always follows, and that is why many analysts are deeply concerned that the yield curve is currently the flattest that it has been in about a decade. …
Is Silicon Valley in trouble? @GlobalProTrader @jessefelder @MarkYusko @HayekAndKeynes @jtepper2 @StockBoardAsset @zerohedge pic.twitter.com/1ctf0ls5Kd — Greg (@GS_CapSF) October 20, 2017 ICYMI: Equity crowd: Yay! More all-time highs!!Fixed inc crowd: I’m scared! The 2s/10s curve is at post-crisis lows!!KCN pic.twitter.com/FdnFn3cWZC — …
By Michael Snyder If something happens seven times in a row, do you think that there is a pretty good chance that it will happen the eighth time too? Immediately prior to the last seven recessions, we have seen an …
Since this analysis was first published six months ago, several developments have occurred that have moved Hillary Clinton’s ongoing email scandal farther along the bell curve. The timeframe of the curve covers the creation of the scandal, the discovery of …
A bell curve is a useful tool to show how Hillary Clinton’s current scandals are evolving and how they may ultimately resolve themselves. The scandals center on whether Clinton broke any laws regarding national security with her private email server or whether she …