by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Hello Martin … I follow emerging markets closely and one thing I note is that the size of the sovereign forex-denominated debt burdens are quite small relative to GDP except in the case of Argentina (48%). …
David Moadel interviewed on Press For Truth In the lead up to the 2008 financial crisis most people were completely unaware that there was anything to be concerned about! According to the media and top economic and financial analysts at the time …
via hussmanfunds: Like bubbles on the sea of matter borne, they rise, they break, and to that sea return. – Alexander Pope Last week, the stock market recorded the most offensive valuation extreme in history, on the basis of measures best …
professionals panic today pic.twitter.com/vH0GoYsVbV — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) September 5, 2018 RIP $BTCUSD #BITCOIN — .@CNBC still pumping it? pic.twitter.com/9GniYDKv4J — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) September 5, 2018 https://twitter.com/pierpont_morgan/status/1037288229525962754 https://twitter.com/pierpont_morgan/status/1037287326349766657 SAUDI BENCHMARK STOCK INDEX PLUNGES 4.6% pic.twitter.com/I8LU5mzQlO — Russian Market (@runews) September 5, …
What usually happens when just a few stocks are rising but the majority are weak or in a bear market? Looking at the US market, we see just a few select stocks rising. And in the case of 2 specific …
by Lance Roberts With the markets closed yesterday, there is little to update you on with respect to the technical backdrop from this weekend’s missive. However, this is a good opportunity to review the fundamentals as Q2-earnings season comes to a close. …
by northmantrader Who are you going to believe? The data or the lying highs? This summer markets have again ignored all negative news. Be it trade issues, be it indictments and drama on the political front, you name it. Turkey, Venezuela, …
by John Rubino Jim Rogers: “The next equities bear market will be the worst of my lifetime, while gold might become a bubble” … McAlvany: 4 key signals in the gold market happening right now … Jim Rickards: US and …
via spurnburn: Plot created using MATLAB. Blue line shows the difference in yield between 10-year bonds and 2-year bonds. Basically, shows the return on long term versus short term bonds (Source: US Treasury Department, treasury.gov) Orange line shows the price of an …
https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/1035734735681675265 China Exports & Imports to US hit a brick-wall — US $200BLN in tariffs for China coming next week pic.twitter.com/9fo0txiqWE — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) September 2, 2018 https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/1036053567327686657 Key divergence between two consumer sentiment/confidence indices, now at the highest level …
by Dana Lyons While stocks are finally back testing new all-time highs, the volatility market is well off of its yearly lows, a divergence that has been problematic for stocks the past 2 decades. The S&P 500 (SPX) made its long-awaited …
What do you think will happen to Italy? Bailout? Or they’ll recover? Emerging markets are looking very weak right now and cannot reverse this any time soon. But what is not ever understood or anticipated is the counterparty risk. …
by Martin Armstrong The US share markets are being driven up by two main factors. First, institutions have sold the market assuming there would be a major crash. In February at the lows, Goldman Sachs was forecasting that the market …
Article: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-road-to-fresh-stock-market-highs-is-littered-with-these-awful-correction-calls-2018-08-28
by Michael Snyder After a little bit of a lull, the international currency crisis is back with a vengeance. Currencies are collapsing in Argentina, Brazil, India, Turkey and other emerging markets, and central banks are springing into action. It is …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGgVqvj8f2I&feature=youtu.be Many emerging market currencies are collapsing. John Rubino says these crises have the potential to spread across the globe, and could lead to the ultimate demise of the U.S. Dollar. Venezuela, Argentina, Turkey, and Pakistan all have currencies that …
From Richard Smith, Founder, TradeStops: Are you ready for the next bear market? Have you thought about what it will be like… and how you’ll handle your portfolio when it comes? If you haven’t given much thought to the topic, you …
by themikesem I see it here often, where people are asking if they should sell their stocks, buy gold and wait out the next crash right around the corner. The truth is, nobody knows when the next crash is and …
Have to say it again, This market is 100 Times more ridiculous than 1999 or 2000. Not even close. IMO Everything going parabolic now. Back then it was speculative growth names. — Reminiscences of an American Capitalist (@4Awesometweet) August 29, …
The August Elliott Wave Theorist says, “In recent months, the media have focused on news as causal to stock market movements. Whether it is economic numbers, tariffs, OPEC’s actions, Russian shenanigans, the actions of special counsel, events in Turkey or …
via Colby Smith Just days after US stocks entered their longest-ever bull market (although the FT’s John Authers calls bull**** on this), the S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed at record highs. While many have cheered on these milestones and say there’s still room to …
From Hollywood to the Vatican something sinister is a foot. The years of Laughter and jokes have turned to tears and fear. The secrets are flowing out. There are REPORTS on the news about companies shutting down and being caught …
by John Rubino To understand why Europe is watching Turkey’s financial crisis with alarm, you just have to see this chart: Spanish – and to a lesser extent French and Italian – banks have lent a lot of money to …
by John Rubino Seems like every few days a new developing country discovers that it can’t pay back the dollars and/or euros it borrowed back when “external foreign currency debt” seemed like a good thing. Next up: Tunisia, apparently. From …
via suremoneyinvestor: Of all the indicators you can choose from to assess the current market conditions, one in particular stands out – and it is sending a clear warning. It’s a warning that it has flashed before, and was followed by …
by goldsilver Price to earnings ratio is one of the most basic valuation tools available to stock market investors. Simply put, it allows you to measure how much you are paying for the ongoing operations and profits of any given public …
by Simon Black of Sovereign Man Well, it happened. Last week the US stock market broke the all-time record for the longest bull market ever. This means that the US stock market has been generally rising for nearly a decade straight… or even …
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics I remember vividly the scene in The Big Short when a housing broker was driving the “Steve Eisman” group around California’s “Inland Empire.” Home prices were dropping and the vista was littered with “for sale” signs. …
https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/1033822544388935680 https://twitter.com/EconomyRealitic/status/1033802552653963264 https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/1033767021668966400 https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/1033762484497408000 WSJ: "Lenders Shunned Risky Personal Loans. Now They’re Competing for Them"https://t.co/UXOMJ5tml1 pic.twitter.com/hrLKmNE6Ta — M/1_LP (@MI_Investments) August 26, 2018
https://twitter.com/sentimentrader/status/1033006284734377984 As the rest of the world slows, are the first signs of decreased activity starting to appear in US? After-all, Bullard told us today that economy will slow next yr. pic.twitter.com/ijR1PB3eCA — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) August 25, 2018 Many think …