WE. ARE. SO. CLOSE. USD turning – major deflationary bust ahead of us!
WE. ARE. SO. CLOSE. #USD turning – major deflationary bust ahead of us! #SP500 soo close to major top. Market sentiments on all risk assets are EXTREME! This will be
WE. ARE. SO. CLOSE. #USD turning – major deflationary bust ahead of us! #SP500 soo close to major top. Market sentiments on all risk assets are EXTREME! This will be
Via International Man International Man: In the past decade, the Fed’s money printing has created bubbles in stocks, bonds, real estate, and other many areas. It’s likely that the stimulus
by Lance Roberts A recent CNBC article states the Fed will make a major commitment to ramping up inflation. How is this different than the past decade of promises for higher inflation?
In case it's unclear: bond market expects a deflationary depression t.co/Tq95LyI18c — zerohedge (@zerohedge) August 5, 2020 US Govt Yields at 234yr all-time lows.-db #interestrates #investor #Fed #assetmanagement pic.twitter.com/UrCCnXAxVE —
by Charles Hugh Smith via Of Two Minds Once the pool of greater fools dries up, stocks crash regardless of what the Fed does or bleats. The conventional view is the Federal Reserve creating trillions
Imagine Fed’s surprise when they realise that another Deflationary Bust is developing…. despite flooding the system with money….! t.co/NYZkvXlLxG — Henrik Zeberg (@HenrikZeberg) May 21, 2020 Again. The Fed just
by Annapurna__ I’ve started to read The Principles for Navigating Big Debt Crises by Ray Dalio (You can download here: www.bridgewater.com/big-debt-crises/Principles-For-Navigating-Big-Debt-Crises-By-Ray-Dalio.pdf) and I found the part about the phases of the
twitter.com/hks55/status/1260387077524459525 Bankruptcies coming pic.twitter.com/wmkxwJ9V8o — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) May 12, 2020 Stanley Druckenmiller – "The consensus seems to be don't worry, the Fed has your back. There's one problem
by Reduntu Cliffs: Anecdotal evidence suggests wages are starting to decline. Wages never decline — people and employers prefer layoffs. Employees are unwilling to take pay cuts, and employers don’t
by Michael Hoffman via Mises I recently wrote about the economic implications of COVID-19 and what effects it will have on the economy. There is much debate on whether this supply shock will inevitably result
Financial writer and professional trader Rick Ackerman says he likes gold because even in deflation, debt default and destruction, “Gold will hold its value. . . . Gold is catching
by Charles Hugh-Smith Deflation eats credit-dependent, mass-consumption economies alive from the inside. While AI (artificial intelligence) garners the headlines, the next wave of disruptive technologies extend far beyond AI: as the
By Gary Shilling PhD, FS Stocks are very expensive in relation to corporate earnings. Even if rapid economic and profits growth resumes after the next recession, a secular decline in
Europe is falling apart. If the plan was to have the Euro succeed, this was a massive failure. Just look at the economies of this group. It’s just getting worse
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
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: It seems the Left Wing Progressives in the US House (opponents of Pelosi) have adopted the Money Market Theory of Prof. Stephanie Kelton of U of MO.-Kansas