Dissention in the markets pic.twitter.com/AfKUoiiV9L — mcm-ct.com (@mcm_ct) October 16, 2018 Seller exhaustion is setting up at 2792 a top 40 percentile event over the last 20 years. Should find support there and bounce but failure at this price would …
Overview of markets, looks interesting pic.twitter.com/IGntzKVWoO — mcm-ct.com (@mcm_ct) October 15, 2018 pic.twitter.com/WkSH5jPdeo — M/1_LP (@MI_Investments) October 15, 2018 “In the last three economic downturns, between 7 and 15 percent of the investment-grade bond universe was downgraded to high …
by Michael Snyder It looks like it could be another tough week for global financial markets. As the week began, markets were down all over the world, and relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia have taken a sudden …
Wow!For the first time since 2008, the Fed is unlikely to intervene significantly in the markets!The bank has published its forecast of expected Reinvestment in the coming month-only $ 300 million-completely negligible!#SPX #DXY @dlacalle_IA @mcm_ct @zerohedge @Sunchartist pic.twitter.com/a2Vh9rrYjy — Amit …
Via ZeroHedge Finance professor John Griffin, along with his doctoral student companion, Amin Shams, were the two academics that drew market-moving conclusions about bitcoin last year, while the digital currency was trading around $20,000. After sifting through 2 terabytes of …
What do you think will happen the remainder of 2018? Stocks fall further? Same? Or higher? Just look passed the borders of the US and you will see countless examples of stock markets failing. $15 trillion in stimulus from central …
by Martin Armstrong While the IMF chief Christine Lagarde has come out expressing her fear that not only a trade but also a currency war may emerge that could dampen the growth of the global economy, there are some serious …
YouTube/Harry S. Dent Jr., Released on 10/12/18 After dropping almost 1400 points the past two days, what does this trend tell us about the future of the markets? Economist Harry Dent weighs in and tells you what signs do you …
via stuff.co.nz: OPINION: Global markets are falling so fast it’s difficult to keep up with the numbers. The Dow Jones industrial average in the US fell 3.2 per cent on Wednesday. In China, the Shanghai Composite was down 5.2 per cent overnight. Virtually …
Do you think that stocks will rise in the short term? Yesterday’s trading session saw a brutal downward force applied to the Dow Jones, losing over 800 points. In after hours trading it dropped even further. That spread into Asia …
by Lance Roberts This is a short update to Tuesday’s Technically Speaking post. In that post, I stated: “In this past weekend’s newsletter, I discussed the fact the markets had finally awoken to the reality that rates have once again broken above 3%. …
CNBC, Released on 10/9/18 “This is an exuberant time, but it is also a complacent time.”
By Harry Dent The 2008 financial crisis was well overdue, what with predictably slowing demographics, especially in the U.S. at first, and an unprecedented debt bubble in the developed countries. The trigger was the subprime crisis – a small, but …
by Chris What happens when the powers that be get concerned about how people are viewing their special “”markets?”” They slam gold. You know, to create the appearance of confidence in their preferred system of assets. After all, if people …
by Chris The usual Monday night special (stock futures up, gold down) was a 50/50 affair, with only ‘gold donw’ being achieved. The big news is that China cut its reserve requriements again to combat the increasingly obvious slowdown in …
by Chris For those wanting an interpretation, Cole is saying that people think they are buying a diverse set of portfolio assets but they are really not diversified at all in terms of volatility. 97% of the usual assets, including …
by Lance Roberts I always enjoy reading John Stepek’s work at MoneyWeek. Just recently he addressed the question of where are we in the current market cycle. To wit: “In his latest memo to clients, [Howard Marks] outlines his basic philosophy …
Do you think the Plunge Protection Team will come out in full force next week to push the market up higher? So we see yet another example of a small gust of wind making huge waves. Even the sensation that …
What do you think will ultimately be the TRIGGER event? Emerging markets are seemingly never letting up. The weakness prevails and could easily spill over into the more developed nations. With weak currencies, commodities such as oil become very expensive. …
by Jesse Numbered — God has numbered your reign, and will end it. Weighed — you are weighed on the scales, and found wanting. Divided — your power will be divided up and given to others. Daniel 5:25-28 “QE [quantitative …
Emerging markets traditionally refer to nations whose economies are growing steadily on the path to becoming advanced but are not yet classified as developed economies. However, in the last couple of years, the stock markets of Asia have seen a …
by Adam Taggart Joe Saluzzi, co-founder of Themis Trading LLC, outspoken exchange expert, and author of the excellent exposé Broken Markets, returns to give us an update on the state of high frequence trading — otherwise known as HFT. In the …
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the continued propping up of US housing bubbles across the board as mortgage rates hit a four month high. We have seen the return of the collateralized debt obligations …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter The US Treasury 2-year yield crept up 3 basis points during the week, to 2.81% at the close on Friday, the highest since June 2008. In a month or two, as the fourth rate hike for 2018 and …
Interview with: Gerald Celente https://s3.amazonaws.com/ILB_MS_BUCKET/ILB-180921-WeeklyMarketWrap.mp3 Don’t want to listen? Read the podcast below! Welcome to this week’s Market Wrap Podcast, I’m Mike Gleason Coming up the one and only Gerald Celente joins me for another explosive interview on the state …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxLQQrnIbWE After another positive week for equities, John recaps the winners and losers, from telecom, energy, tech, and industrials’ strength to the surprising weakness of big banks, thanks to a spike in the 10-year Treasury yield, and a last week …
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the coming crash of many major Canadian housing markets as Canada is ranked the 3rd most riskiest housing market in the world. According to the study by Oxford Economics, …
via silverdoctors: There was no gas attack in Syria. Thank God. In fact, one quick looks shows Syria isn’t even in the news cycle anymore. But that doesn’t mean a gas attack is not coming, and that does not mean we …
by Jody Chudley via Daily Reckoning In early August, I wrote about how one of the best hedge fund managers of the past twenty years has put a staggering 40 percent of his fund into stocks in India. That isn’t just a bold …
Where do you see the global ECONOMY in 6 months? Better or worse? Is the economy really bouncing back? Well it’s time we take a deeper look. If we accept mainstream thinking, we might as well believe anything. This however …