by Shaun Richards Sometimes we get an opportunity to both take some perspective and also to observe what is considered by some to be cutting edge. So let us open with the perspective of the general manager of the Bank …
By Irina Slav Already rocked by excessive volatility, the oil market could become even more volatile in the coming months, according to the chief strategist of JTD Energy Services, with geopolitical disruptions pushing prices higher. “It’s almost like 2011, when (former …
by QuantalyticsResearch US Stocks Preview Ahead of the Open Global stocks are flat this morning amid tariff threats and US stocks index futures are FLAT with front-month Dow Jones minis -0.03%, S&P 500 minis -0.06% and Nasdaq 100 minis -0.09% President Trump has vowed …
american markets start out on the wrong foot – as global slowdown fears escalate, boeing debacle weighs down dow, and buyback blackout period removes liquidity pic.twitter.com/qm42wcqDa7 — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) April 8, 2019 Buyback blackout road map pic.twitter.com/79sWtKeKQ8 — Teddy Vallee …
Financial Writer John Rubino says, “It is possible that a garden variety one year recession would blow-up the financial markets. That’s the stuff that they are hearing (in the White House) that is terrifying. . . . There are probably …
By David Stockman In recent years, thanks to central bank intervention in virtually every asset class, writing about capital markets in the context of some valuation or fundamental analysis framework has become a laughable, surreal, and self-defeating exercise, and …
via MarketWatch: There are ideas that are so ubiquitous that it would be considered blasphemous to oppose them. A common one is that you cannot fight the Fed. If you can’t believe your own eyes based on the action in …
by Adam Taggart Stocks are poised to break big, one way or the other It’s make or break time in the markets cautions Sven Henrick, technical analyst and lead market strategist for Northman Trader. His weekly flurry of trendline charts warn that the …
via marketwatch: Fresh worries about the global economy and a surprisingly dovish turn by the Federal Reserve have rattled Wall Street, but it’s nothing that a week or two of good news can’t cure. The good news might not come …
via silverdoctors: SD Outlook: The Deep State/globalists fool the public every single day of the year, but this year there will be an extra-special, catastrophic joke… Ha! Joke’s on me. Double ha! The joke’s also on you. Even triple ha! If …
Authored by Daniel Lacalle, Liquidity injections and zero interest rate policies disguise risk and may give a false sense of security… This risk could not be more evident today. Not only have we seen large downgrades to consensus growth estimates and …
via silverdoctors: Always. Always a weekend. When big things happen. They always happen over the weekend. That’s how the Deep State and the globalists like it. It is much easier to slip in bad news when people are distracted. And there …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter House prices in Miami eke out post-collapse record but fizzle in Las Vegas, Phoenix, Washington, DC; fall in Chicago. Cincinnati & Detroit tick down further. There is a counterpart to “The Most Splendid Housing Bubbles in America,” as …
Cracks are showing in Southeast Asia’s credit markets as struggling companies in troubled industries seek to repair their balance sheets, according to Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP, which manages the largest network of corporate lawyers in the region. The law …
"I think the Fed is trying to desperately avoid a 1937 remake…Think Powell understood that maybe that was more than the economy could take…swinging the pendulum so far back, saying 'We were wrong.'"DiMartino Booth on CNBC Markets Now – https://t.co/3azx2KrBZ3 …
by Money Metals Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration worked closely together to hustle a new passenger jet through the safety certification process. The combined efforts to save time and cost, coupled with little sense of accountability, resulted in a …
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by cbus20122 The dotcom bubble peaked and burst right as the curve inverted. There is zero guarantee that the markets keep going up from here, although history definitely says its quite possible. There is even a risk for a short-term blowoff …
by Lance Roberts Last week, Jeff Desjardins of Visual Capitalist wrote in a post: “While it’s true that putting your money on the line is never easy the historical record of the stock market is virtually irrefutable: U.S. markets have …
by QuantalyticsResearch US Stocks Preview Ahead of the Open US stocks index futures are little changed to start the week with front month Dow Jones minis –0.16%, S&P 500 minis +0.10% and Nasdaq 100 minis +0.12% The German government has given its …
by Adam Taggart Stocks are at an inflection point. After a bruising end to 2018, the major indices caught fire at the turn of the New Year as the world’s central banking cartel leapt into action. Here’s how the US …
Talk Digital Network, Released on 3/14/19 Portfolio Manager, attorney, finance author, a regular guest on North American media. Danielle Park is the author of the best selling myth-busting book “Juggling Dynamite: An insider’s wisdom on money management, markets and wealth …
by Andy Xie The markets are celebrating the pending agreement between China and the United States to end the trade war. This follows the US Federal Reserve signalling a pause in raising interest rates. The euphoria is bringing the bulls out …
dehurlock, Released on 8/18/08 Jim Cramer explains how the game is played by those at the top.
by Chris Here’s an update an hour later. The “”markets”” remain in full lock-up mode. There have been a lot of ridiculous days of obviously stage-managed US equity “”markets”” but today is shaping up to be one of the more …
via Bloomberg: The renewed rally in U.S. equities has left volatility markets showing little concern that the good times will end any time soon. Recession models beg to differ. Wells Fargo’s model — which draws on the spread between three-month …
via thetimes.co.uk: Almost a third of European credit investors fear that the global economy is heading for recession, according to a client survey by Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Investors’ biggest concern in February was a “global recession”, with 33 per …
Authored by Steven Vannelli via Knowledge Leaders Capital blog, Credit markets often move before the equity markets, and this can offer helpful information about the near-term path of equity prices. In general, I like to see credit confirming what the …
There’s a widespread belief that the Fed holds the levers which guide the economy and maneuvers markets. But the evidence shows that this is simply not the case. These two charts speak for themselves … https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1BGyJONR0aM
by John Rubino People who assumed the Fed, along with the rest of the government, would cave the minute the financial markets got a little choppy turned out to be right. A couple of bad months and the “normalization” of …