by HSeldon2020 This is no small question. If you are an Institutional buyer, at what point would you consider “safe” to once again begin buying equities? As retail investors most of us are probably looking at the two key Simple …
Wealthion, Released on 10/8/21 Markets have become a lot more volatile recently, violently lurching up & down, and are off nearly 5% from their all-time highs as of a month ago. A growing number of analysts are concerned that this …
Image credit: Creative Commons (CC0) From Birch Gold Group The housing market is on the verge of spinning out of control. Just about everything that could be going wrong is going wrong. The only holdout for the moment is home prices, which are up an …
(Bloomberg) — Investors in the $4 trillion market for state and local government debt appear to be looking for the exit.Most Read from BloombergThey pulled $344 million from long-term municipal-bond mutual funds and $460 million from high-yield funds during the …
The market has a way of often fooling most investors. For example, these investors are bullish at tops and bearish at bottoms. Take a look at a chart which reveals a record reading “by multiples.”
by visualcapitalist In 2020, the stock market and the economy had a very public break up. The Wall Street vs Main Street divide—the gap between America’s financial markets and the economy—was growing. By the end of the year, the S&P 500 …
by highquaIity A story in a few parts: Let’s take a trip back in time to 2008, just before one of the biggest financial crises the US has ever experienced. 4 of 7 Fed seats resigned shortly before the crisis …
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by jessefelder Earnings growth has been terrific over the past several quarters, proving a strong tailwind for stock prices. For astute market watchers, however, this should not come as any surprise. The decline in interest rates, oil prices and the …
by Lance Roberts With yesterday’s rout, the “bears” gained control of the narrative as the market failed at resistance. In this past weekend’s newsletter, we discussed the market reclaiming the 100-dma on Friday. To wit: “It is worth noting there are two primary support …
Across the advanced economies, central banks have rightly prioritized maintaining financial stability and supporting the real economy over fighting inflation with interest-rate hikes. But with financial fragility rife and public and private leverage at all-time highs, their next big test …
By Michael Lebowitz and Lance Roberts The market is set to drop after yesterday’s rebound as debt ceiling woes continue. From a frenzied Friday to manic Monday, a rebound on Tuesday, it has been a rocky start to October. However, …
Stocks are due for a short-term bounce, and then are headed lower, said Gareth Soloway, chief market strategist of InTheMoneyStocks.com.
BY JOHN RUBINO The recent back-and-forth precious metals action has left a lot of people frustrated with both the metal and the “permabulls” in this space. Fair enough. Gold has almost doubled from its 2015 low, but it’s done so …
GDP has NOT gone up at the same rate as the debt. Stock prices used to be based on earnings Now they are based on increased money supply and stock buy backs Huge bubble. Since March of 2020 the US …
Every major market imploding risk of the past decade is now concentrated into this month: Debt ceiling debacle 2.0 ChinaPlosion 2.0, and Taper 2.0. Bulls are fat and happy. pic.twitter.com/QXo3LzrkIP — Mac10 (@SuburbanDrone) October 3, 2021 China PMI export orders …
by Chris Vermeulen of The Technical Traders The unique technical setup in the NASDAQ over the past 30+ days is warning that the markets have lost momentum and may attempt to break below the $14,700, the Neck Line of the Head-n-Shoulders pattern. This …
by David Haggith In an effort to prove the Fed’s tapering won’t matter, I recently saw one stock advisor claim that, when the Fed tapered its QE from late 2015 into 2016, “the stock market rallied 60% in an almost straight …
No one likes losing money, but Tuesday’s stock-price fall worries me more than the headline of a 2% fall in the S&P 500 should. In itself, 2% is no biggie: three days this year had bigger falls, and on average …
So… USD liquidity fell JUST -3.4% in just over a half a month to today, or $138bn, from all time highs, and the stock market completely fell apart. What happens, I wonder, when liquidity normalizes – i.e., pre-COVID liquidity levels …
Last year, during the worst health crisis in more than a hundred years in the United States, Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan was frequently throwing gasoline on the fire in broadcast and print media interviews. Also in 2020, Kaplan was …
The U.S. consumer is maxed out. They need more stimulus in order to continue this economy. And of course, stocks need their artificial boost as well. The U.S. consumer is maxed out. Consumer sentiment is down heavily. Real estate continues …
One of the main reasons people are so interested in cryptocurrency is its promising future. Cryptocurrency is seen as a safe long-term investment. The most astonishing thing about crypto is that, unlike traditional currencies, it is simple to use. The …
Stock Market’s September Slump Exposes Messy Underside Rally hit bump in September, the worst month for S&P 500 since 2020 Markets are closing out the quarter on a tumultuous note. Stocks have pulled back from all-time highs. Shares of large, …
by Charles Hugh-Smith The banquet of consequences is being served, and risk-off crashes are, like revenge, best served cold. The ideal setup for a crash is a consensus that a crash is impossible–in other words, just like the present: sure, there …
by The Phoenix The markets are bouncing today, but nothing has been resolved. The technical damage from the last few weeks has been horrific. The two most heavily weighted sectors in the S&P 500 (Tech and Healthcare) are in confirmed downtrends. …
Sydney’s hot property market could be heading for a crash if regulators don’t step in to slow things down. That’s the message from the International Monetary Fund and comes just days after two of our major banks issued their own …
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