I’ve shown many charts which lead up to this moment. Things keep happening in patterns and it crashes in the end. You don’t want to risk betting on it but ultimately it repeats over and over. This is one of …
We are constantly fighting an uphill battle. The central bankers have designed the system that way and they won’t give it up. They have created an inflationary debt based monetary system and we need to stay on top of everything …
by stockboardasset Market Cap to GDP is a long-term valuation indicator that has become popular in recent years, thanks to Warren Buffett. Back in 2001, he remarked in a Fortune Magazine interview that “it is probably the best single measure of where …
Nobody wants to talk about it because they know how dangerous this is. Debt. It follows you wherever you go. If your city, state, province, or country is in debt, it’s still on your back. You can’t escape it. And …
The EU is maneuvering to position themselves where the UK will never exit the system. The confidence in the the American economy is fading, the economy has never recovered, we have been living in a central banking illusion. Housing data …
Pop? History repeating/rhyming. Could Libor Surge Set of a Derivative Debt Bomb in $DB ? Propaganda from government and the media are spewing idiotic narratives telling the broke American citizen the stock market is cheap. lol, this madness will ultimately …
Authored by Chris Hamilton via Econimica blog, The ultimate indicator of personal economic confidence is the determination to perpetuate the species and have children. The chart below shows annual US births from 1910 through 2017 and it is estimated there were 3.84 million …
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 …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Credit problems always appear first at the margins. The new Fed remains a somewhat unknown quantity: There are still four vacancies on the Fed’s seven-member Board of Governors that forms the core of the policy-making FOMC. The new …
by Kimble Charting CLICK ON CHART TO ENLARGE The above chart takes a look at the S&P 500/10-year Yield (TNX) ratio over the past 10-years. At the time of the financial crisis lows, the ratio itself was very low and created …
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 …
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 …
The 5EMA is very interesting. It’s extremely convincing that it MUST revert. There are no exceptions other than when we have had crashes. Just one more indicator which we can pile up onto the list! Let me know if you …
There are cycles that occur which make it possible for us to track in order to predict the movement of the stock market. As time goes on, we see the markets entering levels that are unsustainable. Every indicator is off …
by SpontaneousDisorder When this indicator hits this sort of level, the market struggles to rise anymore and normally register some kind of top. Check it out in this PDF. http://www.yardeni.com/pub/stmktbullbear.pdf The technicals in the stock market are off the charts right …
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 …
An interesting thing happened on the way to the Dow surpassing 21,000: Corporate insider selling jumped “to levels rarely seen.” Moreover, it’s not just a short-term trend. History shows why investors should be concerned. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jN-5kRL0lto
by Umar Farooq The soaring consumer and corporate debt levels are presenting signs of potential financial crisis. By 2020, business debt likely will climb to $75 trillion from its current $51 trillion level, according to S&P Global Ratings. Under normal …