Will the Keynesian fraudsters at the PBOC be the first central bank to lose control of the massive debt pyramid they’ve created? Hegang represents just the tip of the iceberg of a local government debt problem that’s making investors increasingly nervous …
by Dismal-Jellyfish Source: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/hedge-funds-record-biggest-outflows-of-year-in-april-as-investors-pull-12-billion-9b8aeae0 Investors pulled $11.57 billion out of hedge funds in April, marking the sector’s biggest month of fund outflows of the year, according to Nasdaq eVestment. The exodus was concentrated in equity hedged funds, where $8.94 billion of …
2/9… home, things aren't looking so rosey. That is, the median price for all types of previously owned homes, co-ops, and condos in April saw their values fall -1.7% YoY to $388.8K, or the third month in a row of …
Yes, Charlie, they're too high. — Claus Vistesen (@ClausVistesen) May 19, 2023 🚩🚩 pic.twitter.com/MSC2i3ykKl — Hedgeye (@Hedgeye) May 19, 2023 That's the week. In summary, "We're At A Very Bad Moment":https://t.co/l90DhpL8Sm Yesterday, we were told we're at a very good …
by BoatSurfer600 Source: Wolf Street Home Sales Plunge, Supply Rises, Prices Drop Year-over-Year Most since 2012. It’s getting crazy out here With the economy on life support and banks collapsing … I’d say Gold is a safe bet Americans …
Good Morning Everyone! Institutional investors have been dumping stocks for the last 12 months. You have to ask yourself some serious questions when you see this. pic.twitter.com/y7vbM9J7q4 — Genevieve Roch-Decter, CFA (@GRDecter) May 16, 2023 M2 money supply has only …
via YAHOO An estimated 700,000 households across the UK missed rent or mortgage payments in April, according to Which? The consumer group based the calculation on a survey of 2,000 people by Yonder, which indicated that around 2.5 per cent of households …
by Ok_Significance_4008 FDIC finally updated their page on banking failures. 3 bank failures in 2023 exceeded the value of 25 banks in 2007. S&P 500 Regional Banks Index plunged yesterday to lowest since April 2020
Image CC BY-SA 2.0 by Gage Skidmore From Peter Reagan at Birch Gold Group Former President Trump spoke from his Mar-a-Lago home recently, and during that speech he had the courage to say out loud what most has previously been only whispered in Davos …
Market pricing as of Tuesday morning pointed to the Fed holding its benchmark interest rate at current levels and then starting to reduce as early as July. The expectation for cuts would be consistent with a recession and an accompanying …
by scott_jr The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday issued an investor alert urging caution around crypto asset securities, warning that firms offering crypto investments may not be complying with U.S. laws. The SEC said unregistered offerings in crypto …
By Graham Summers, MBA The Fed begins its March FOMC meeting today. Tomorrow at 2PM EDT, the Fed will announce its policy decision for the month. And no matter what the Fed does, it’s in SERIOUS trouble. Why? If the …
For those not paying attention: Blackstone $70 billion REIT mostly holding commercial real estate debt paying low yields has halted redemptions going on 4 months now. Large investors tried to redeem, and Blackstone said "sorry, no". There is no buyer. …
https://t.co/I4EoIUSEyq — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) March 20, 2023
As I warned for years the only way the #Fed can come close to achieving its 2% #inflation target is to allow a worse financial crisis than 2008 to run its natural course, with no bailouts for banks or their …
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) said in a tweet Monday that the Biden administration refused to commit to not bailing out Chinese companies that invested in Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) with American taxpayer money. “It’s well known that SVB funneled American …
by: Stefan Gleason Investors have recently been piling into cash. According to a report by BofA Global Research, cash funds last week saw their largest inflows since the pandemic panic of early 2020. Back then, cash instruments offered little to no …
There is a fairly decent correlation between #retail #buying surges and #market peaks. Which is also why most retail investors wind up losing money over time. h/t @thedailyshot pic.twitter.com/mjkPVd9MQJ — Lance Roberts (@LanceRoberts) March 3, 2023
Whether you’re a lover or loather of Jim Cramer — and on both Wall Street and Main Street, there are plenty of each — you’re now able to express that view via the magic of ETFs. A pair of new …
Retail has bought the "soft landing" narrative hook, line and sinker. pic.twitter.com/WfzS5pNrkt — Sven Henrich (@NorthmanTrader) February 21, 2023 https://twitter.com/MFHoz/status/1628071379307225088 Bulls, I know what you're thinking – worst breadth since the lows, must be oversold. Not. You have to repeat …
Retail investors have piled into US markets this year 👀 Financial Times pic.twitter.com/HuNkhvWjlv — Alessio (@AlessioTMAD) February 20, 2023 US P/E ratios are beginning to perk up again. $SPX pic.twitter.com/o3zlSB3pjA — Ayesha Tariq, CFA (@AyeshaTariq) February 20, 2023 $spx new …
By Graham Summers, MBA Throughout this week, I’ve pounded the table on the fact that the economic data the U.S. government has put out recently is a huge pile of BS. We’ve covered everything from the jobs data, to inflation, …
by Infamous_Sympathy_91 Traders are betting yields will go higher with future rate hikes and hawkishness. They don’t expect a pivot.
Photo (CC BY 2.0) by Alex Proimos on Wikipedia Commons From Peter Reagan at Birch Gold Group In 2022, there were several signs that indicated the U.S. was in economic recession. These signs included (but weren’t limited to): Back-to-back quarters of negative GDP growth, red-hot inflation all …
by: JD Heyes (Natural News) Suppose you’ve ever wondered why the mainstream media appears to be all in with promoting climate change. In that case, part of the reason is that most people in the media are far-left sycophants, and …
By Graham Summers, MBA Investors should be praying for a stock market crash. From a systemic perspective, the markets have entered a period of “risk off”. This has been the case since March of 2022. And the single best thing for …
by confoundedinterest17 2022 is one of the record books and not in a Tiger Woods way. Call it a year of pain. First, the US enacted policies that drove up energy prices (goin’ green) that reverberated through the entire economy in the …
