via GPC The financial markets are now rapidly running out of liquidity. The Fed will withdraw $50 billion in liquidity from the financial system this month via its Quantitative Tightening, QT, program. This is the largest liquidity withdrawal since the 2008 …
Why do you think insiders are selling into every stock buyback? Do they know something we don’t? Just look around and you will see every reason to worry. But the mainstream media will tell you otherside. In fact, they have …
by Michael Snyder So many top professionals in the financial industry are sounding the alarm about a coming stock market crash right now. And there certainly have been rumblings in 2018 – not too long ago we had a three day …
"Short-term US Treasury Yields enter the week at their highest levels in 10 years…," h/t @charliebilello pic.twitter.com/MpokXx4xzU — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) July 30, 2018 "Eurozone slowdown starts to appear in business and consumer surveys," @dlacalle_IA pic.twitter.com/XmwhCil6e4 — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) July 31, …
via Chris Kimble In today’s 3-pack, we look at the commodities index, crude oil, and treasury yields. A major message to the markets could be underway. Looking at the charts below, you will notice that all three assets/indicators touched up near …
Peter Schiff, Released on 3/27/18 Peter Schiff is an internationally recognized economist specializing in the foreign equity, currency and gold markets. Mr. Schiff made his name as President and Chief Global Strategist of Euro Pacific Capital. He frequently delivers lectures at …
By Rodney Johnson Millennials get a bad rap. Sure, they’re the generation that grew up with participation trophies, winning prizes for completing the arduous task of showing up. And with help from their Boomer professors, they have successfully shamed institutions …
Investor socialism on the rise as everybody is buying the same stocks irrespective of valuation or quality of the company: The #ETF business has grown from 100 in 2003 to roughly 1,831 funds, managing $3.4tn today. (Chart via SRP) pic.twitter.com/nuiumFhl8d …
by Jim Rickards via Daily Reckoning Barely a week after it set another record high, the Dow just suffered its worst one-day loss in its entire history. While the latest turmoil hasn’t reached the crisis level by any means, I’ve been warning about …
US housing, jobs and the economy are going to decline rapidly. The entire economic system is based on an illusion, the housing market has been pumped up, the unemployment number are manipulated and the economy is in the worst shape …
via Pedro Nicolaci da Costa There’s a new battle line in financial markets that’s dividing economic bulls from bears: the Treasury yield curve. In particular, the gap between short- and long-term bond yields, which tends get wider as economic prospects improve …
X22 Report, Released on 12/23/17 Tim Warman’s website: http://fioregold.com https://youtu.be/dwPr82pZsNM
From Jeff Clark, Editor, Market Minute: There’s a cop car parked next to a stop sign at the bottom of a hill in my neighborhood. Nobody is in the car. It’s just parked there – with its red and blue lights …
The Dow has closed at an all-time high 70 times in 2017. That’s more than any other year in history. The S&P 500 has not had 3% drawdown the entire year… Market is about 28% overvalued? One of the great …
by FS Today’s chart comes from Jason Goepfert at SentimentTrader.com. Last month, Jason told FS Insider that sentiment readings were reaching extremes, even surpassing 2000 tech bubble-levels of euphoria, which was a “very troubling sign” for the stock market (see Rydex Trader Bullishness …
by John Rubino What’s the last big toy you buy when things have been good for a really long time and you already have all the other toys? An RV, of course. A completely idiotic thing to own if you …