via @BerkeleyJr Art Cashin says investors have “had enough” of last week’s market action, which saw the biggest weekly declines for the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq since March. The heaviest selling of the week was on Wednesday and Thursday. “What …
by Richard Rosso “We gathered on porches; the moon rose; we were poor. And time went by, drawn by slow horses. Somewhere beyond our windows shone the world. The Great Depression had entered our souls like fog.” – Pantoum of the Great …
What is the BIGGEST RISK to the markets right now? If you see the daily fluctuations of the financial markets, they’re nonsensical. Highly erratic behaviour. But this is what the entire world is relying on in the financial industry and …
This is typical bear market rally – WAY WAY WAY too strong – gets people way too optimistic and in a fractal loop of raising of all their price expectations — mcm-ct.com (@mcm_ct) October 16, 2018 2630s was main geometric …
Last week Mike Maloney unveiled his new indicator, the Market Fragility Index, to the public. Today he shows us a recent discovery that helps explain why the cracks in the financial system are growing larger every day, and why the next …
by bigbear0083 Just wanted to put this out for discussion. Thursday was only the 3rd time over the past 2 1/2 years that the SPX (S&P 500 Index) closed under the daily 200MA. It managed to close above the 200MA …
by Jesse “Before mass leaders seize the power to fit reality to their lies, their propaganda is marked by its extreme contempt for facts as such, for in their opinion fact depends entirely on the power of man who can …
via AVI GILBURT Many people ask me what will happen next week or next year in the stock market. While I take it as a compliment that they think I am some kind of prophet, I am only an analyst who reads …
According to a recent study, over 20 billion dollars have been raised through ICOs since the start of 2017, and the market is growing rapidly. In the same study, researchers also note that the market isn’t very lucrative for investors …
via Sue Chang After a nail-biting week with the Dow Jones Industrial Average sinking nearly 1,400 points over two sessions, the jury is still out on whether the selloff signals a fundamental shift in the stock market or a brief …
by Troy Is this the start of a bear market for stocks? That’s probably what you’re wondering right now, with the S&P 500 sitting right ontop of its 200 daily moving average. Here’s our long term, medium term, and short …
by John Rubino Chris Duane: “Death line crossed of rate reaper” … Mike Maloney: The new index that screams “market bubble” … Peter Schiff: The bear begins as rising rates crash stocks … Harry Dent on “the future of the …
via Cormac Mullen A Goldman Sachs Group Inc. indicator designed to provide a “reasonable signal for future bear-market risk” has risen to the highest in almost 50 years. The firm’s Bull/Bear Index, which is based on measures of equity valuation, growth …
from Zero Hedge With US consumers suddenly dreading to see the bottom line on their next 401(k) statement, they now have the housing market to worry about. As interest rates spiked in the past month, one direct consequence is that U.S. …
From Birch Gold Group On Wednesday, the Dow tanked 832 points. It represents the 3rd largest one-day point collapse of the Dow in history, and it doesn’t seem like we’re finished yet. On Thursday, the Dow toppled further, closing down another 545 points. …
by Chris Martenson Shutterstock With the recent plunge in the S&P 500 of over 5%, has the long-anticipated (and long-overdue) market correction finally begun? It’s hard to say for certain. But the systemic cracks we’ve been closely monitoring definitely got …
by Lance Roberts In this presentation, Clarity Financial’s economic analyst Jesse Colombo explains why the U.S. stock market is experiencing a dangerous bubble that is going to burst violently and cause serious damage to the underlying economy. Jesse and Clarity …
by Chris Yesterday’s “”market”” close saw an intense blast of market on close selling pressure. Lots of selling, and the various indexes in the US all closed right at or very near their lows. When speculators borrow money to put …
bet Market crash coming? Dude they made their money on this already. It was purchased at 1030 and it dropped $4 since then. They’re in the green h/t Vaillyjatt
by Brandon Smith Economic collapse is not an event — it is a process. I’ve been saying this since the initial 2008 crash, and I suppose I will keep saying it until it burns into people’s minds because I don’t think …
The plan is in full swing, contradict the Fed, let everyone come to the Fed’s defense that they are doing the right thing, raising rates is a good thing. When the economy collapses Trump will show why raising the rates …
by Jesse “No regulatory penalties, no criminal indictments for fraud, no clawbacks, no prohibitions of bonuses at least during early phase of financial market recovery, all of this sticks in my mind as unjustifiable— and imprudent, as it taught a …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter This will dog the stock market going forward. Fixed-income investors – a financially conservative bunch buying Treasury securities, FDIC-insured CDs, and similar products that largely eliminate risk – have been getting crushed for a decade: Except …
via Schiff If you listened to Friday’s podcast, I mentioned that I thought I would probably be doing a lot of podcasts this week. I did one yesterday, and I am doing another one today because my feeling about the …
by Michael Snyder If you don’t believe in “coincidences”, what are we supposed to make of this? On Wednesday, the 3rd most powerful hurricane to ever hit the United States made landfall in the Florida panhandle. Entire communities were absolutely shredded …
by Martin Armstrong Interest Rates have been on the rise since 2015.75 4th quarter. All of a sudden, the headlines claim U.S. stocks took a dump to close sharply lower because investors spooked by rising bond yields sold equities in all sectors. …
via ZeroHedge While some believe that it is the level (or stock) of the 10Y yield during a rate rout that determines the resulting revulsion toward equities, while others claim that it it speed of the sell off (the “flow” angle) that …
Why do major stock market reversals always take most investors by surprise, even though these changes have happened repeatedly throughout market history? Here’s an insight that EWI hopes you will always remember. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0p-R6Mb41TE
by gorillaz0e Graph of this issue: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Do2RFrvXsAAdrVM.jpg Since 12/31/2006, the weighting of the financial sector has decreased considerably. The global financial crisis of 2008 dropped the weight of the sector temporarily to just 11%. Financial services recovered quickly after the crisis …
John Rubino interviewed by Kerry Lutz on the Financial Survival Network John Rubino is back for another Monday… The government only knows one way, 1) if in a crisis, print money. 2) If the crisis continues, print more and more. If that doesn’t work go …