by Shaun Richards Yesterday turned out to be quite a day in central banking terms. There is much to say about my home one as in the Bank of England, but the truth is that even the extraordinary fantasy world …
A day after JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon accelerated his anxiety level for the future from “storm clouds” on the horizon to an imminent “hurricane”, Goldman Sachs President John Waldron piled on with the pessimistic opinions. At an investor conference this …
by Adam Taggart, Wealthion Thirteen years after the start of the Global Financial Crisis, many of the same excesses that caused it can be seen today. In many cases by the same players. Wall Street is fat with corporate profits again. …
Around the world, in countries with paltry building codes, little enforcement of existing rules and the proliferation of informal housing, tragedies like Thursday’s building collapse in Florida — where scores of people are still missing — have taken a heavy …
Leveraged loan market concerns from CNBC. via CNBC: Leveraged loans are made to companies with weak balance sheets and poor credit profiles. They often are blamed for helping cause the financial crisis due to the high levels of corporate debt …
Hedge fund manager David Einhorn is blasting Tesla again. The investor compared the electric car maker to his most famous and prescient bearish call on Lehman Brothers.”Like Lehman, we think the deception is about to catch up to TSLA,” Einhorn said in …
Do you think we are experiencing similarities with the “Roaring 20’s”? Let me know what you think. When a market behaves according to fundamentals, it’s easy to track. When there is euphoria and manipulation, it becomes quite difficult. Today we …
year-end targets? The echoes of 1987 pic.twitter.com/I5RF2X0s1B — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) January 26, 2018 Excluding oil the Dec. trade deficit hit all-time record high. The Widening trade deficit will take down U.S. GDP, the dollar, the bond market, and ultimately the …
“Echoes of the 1987 Crash." Barrons warns of a Black Monday 2.0: A machine-driven market meltdown. https://t.co/ECyz0TurVE pic.twitter.com/P4CfFyaFx2 — Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) October 15, 2017 The PROLIFERATION of COMPUTER-DRIVEN INVESTING has created an illusion that RISK can be measured and …