Even with 2nd #lockdowns things are not looking so bad economically and rebound looks stronger and faster than after GFC in 2008 pic.twitter.com/SAymABacFv — CrossBorder Capital (@crossbordercap) November 13, 2020
via gloomboomdoom: Monthly Market Commentary: October 1, 2020 According to economist Thorstein Polleit who works for Degussa and writes occasionally for www.mises.org, “price inflation caused by the increase in the quantity of
by Chris Vermeulen of The Technical Traders The Financial sector is unique in that it is an essential component of global economics as well as local economic functions. Consumers depend on banking services,
by Michael Snyder You can’t make this stuff up. The marriage rate in the United States began steadily falling in the 1980s and has been hovering near record lows in
Boris Johnson has the no-deal deadline on Oct 31, Parliament is out of session at this time, the EU countered Johnson by have those in Parliament create an amendment to
via axios: While Brexit has captured the world’s attention, the bigger story is happening in Germany. Driving the news: Germany is headed almost certainly for a significant slowdown in growth and very possibly
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; I can see what you have been arguing about the faulty design of the euro. After the EU rejected Italy’s budget, is there any hope
via GPC While there are no guarantees in the markets… sometimes you get a significant “tell” from related assets. With that in mind, let’s take a look at some charts