A New York professor says that Generation Z is too brittle and jeopardizes America’s future, especially if a war happens because they will be useless in combat. Backing up that statement is, “Pentagon and Army Major Jon-Marc Thibodeau believe that …
by Chris Black Nothing like a job market contraction following two consecutive quarter of GDP contraction with record inflation and housing market collapse to stimulate the stonk market! Black Gold & Bond Yields Jump As Stocks Dump'n'Pump https://t.co/qZIeGhyPxB — zerohedge …
US markets continue to get weaker and more fragile. Liquidity continues to concentrate off exchange. This issue gets ignored during big bull runs but will become acute as soon as the selling starts. Feedback loops will be disastrous. pic.twitter.com/KAChQTtEE3 — …
By Matt from Silver Fortune via Silver Fortune As long as this system can be kept on life support, expect further deterioration of the status quo. FULL SHOW NOTES AND LINKS HERE
In today’s show, you will learn why Bank of America analysts think markets are fragile and headed towards a big crash, how the loss of extended unemployment benefits will lead to less consumption, why the CFNAI surged higher in July, …
BY JAMES RICKARDS I’ve made many visits to China over the past thirty years and have been careful to move beyond Beijing (the political capital) and Shanghai (the financial capital) on these trips. My visits have included Chongqing, Wuhan (the …
BY SVEN HENRICH What a circus. I imagine there’s a big sign in every Fed building in America: Don’t drop, fragile, handle with care. Janet Yellen, while no longer in a Fed building, committed the cardinal sin of pointing out …
by cbus20122 Read the article here: https://www.wsj.com/articles/beijings-squeeze-on-fragile-real-estate-developers-is-getting-real-11619682390 Getting completely lost in the current wild bull market is the fact that China’s markets and economy have been starting to once again show cracks and signs of weakness. A lot of that is a …
via mises.org: A big US monetary inflation bang brought the euro into existence. Here’s a prediction: It’s death will occur in response to a different type of US monetary bang — the sudden emergence of a “deflationary interlude.” And this could …
via valuewalk: One can’t help but walk away from Europe worried and concerned. The Continent is long on bickering and skepticism and short on unity and solidarity – all of which is threatening the EU’s fragile cyclical economic expansion and the global earnings …
via Amy Ganz Renowned Harvard professor and economist Martin Feldstein said the Federal Reserve would not be prepared if a recession were to occur soon. Feldstein told FOX BusinessOpens a New Window.’ Maria Bartiromo during an interview on “Mornings with MariaOpens a …
via palisade-research: Yesterday – bank stocks recorded their longest losing streak – ever. The S&P 500 Financial Index is down for the 12th straight day. The irony of this is that for the last year we’ve seen stocks rally on the expectations that the banking …
BY SRSROCCO As the U.S. and global economy speed towards the Seneca Cliff, very few individuals understand the fragile nature of currencies. Today, we use the lightning speed of the digital banking system to make our purchases at the store …
by Thinker Family farms that once fed the major cities in the U.S. are almost extinct. What will happen if the four day supply of food in your grocery store stops? How long can you live if the store is …
via Jacob Sugarman Paul Krugman will be the first to admit he got the first year of Donald Trump’s presidency wrong. On election night, he concedes he let his “political feelings distort his economic judgment,” predicting that Trump’s upset victory would lead to …