Blackrock The challenges society has experienced not just in the past year but since the pandemic has eroded hope and reinforced pessimism in many parts of the world. We’ve seen a decline in birth rates and an increase in aging …
Bad mix for UK pic.twitter.com/ZRLlMx564D — Alessio (@AlessioTMAD) August 6, 2022
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: There are a number of people who claim to have called the 2008 crash. What I find absent is that there is no one who brags on calling the rallies and crashes as you have and I …
via visualcapitalist: According to Accenture, millennials are set to inherit the biggest wealth transfer in history, amounting to an estimated $30 trillion over the course of 30 to 40 years. While it’s hard to know what this newest generation of investors will do …
via RecessionAlert.com There is a lot of focus on the U.S. yield curve at the moment given its relentless move toward inversion (when short-term rates are higher than long-term rates). Can the history of the yield curve provide for useful forecasting …
lot of big desks already forecasting global slowdown b/c of trade war — this will reprice US assets in the coming quarters. we are positioned for it pic.twitter.com/0h37FswNep — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) September 17, 2018 Professionals heading to exits bigtime now…leading …
via Guggenheim It has been six months since we published Forecasting the Next Recession, which laid out the analytical basis for expecting the next recession to begin in the late-2019 to early-2020 timeframe. With several policy developmentssince then, and based on the evolution …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EncE9hjRQw All bobbles are pined to the bond market. Forget all other markets the story is told by the bond market. And it’s in a bobble the world has never seen before.
by Spencer P Morrison, NEE Why America’s Trade Deficit Will be at the Heart of the Next Economic Collapse Ask ten physicists a question about physics and you will get one (correct) answer. Ask ten economists a question about the economy …
