By Graham Summers, MBA Tech is finished. Ever since the Great Financial Crisis of 2008, the Fed has been primarily in an accommodative framework. For most of 2008-2023, interest rates were at ZERO or 0.25%. The below chart shows where …
Medical professionals in Germany warned on Friday that delivery problems have led to a shortage of important medications and called for production to be brought back to Germany. “Supply bottlenecks are increasingly causing grave problems, including in hospitals,” the head of the …
I’ll preface this by a little explanation. The lady who runs this video channel is a prepper and farmer. She doles out advice for people looking to get started, as well as commenting on the news. In this particular video, …
Gasoline + reopening categories (particularly airfares) continuing to put a lot of upward pressure on CPI https://t.co/7uh74aRBGo pic.twitter.com/u4CHK8XYXI — Joe Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) May 25, 2022 US petroleum inventories (crude, SPR, oil products) in million barrels – EIA #oott pic.twitter.com/k5kt4ur2dt — …
The tweet from Rumble is here: https://twitter.com/rumblevideo/status/1514243124830392325 h/t F*ckChinaJoe
It is hard to suggest the Nasdaq is cheap, particularly when you have the most stocks every trading above 20x price-to-sales.More importantly, forward earnings are falling which, even if the #market stays where it is, will get more expensive.h/t @ISABELNET_SA …
by FS Danielle DiMartino Booth recently spoke with Financial Sense president Jim Puplava about signs that could indicate the economy is shifting toward recession. She discusses the increase in jobless claims in cyclical parts of the economy and how states like …
by jessefelder The stock market today is celebrating the rapid reversal in the Fed’s hawkish attitude under the tenure of Jay Powell. Oct. 3/2.18 Fed Funds Rate: 'We may go past neutral. But we’re a long way from neutral at this …
by SpontaneousDisorder Moody’s warns of ‘particularly large’ wave of junk bond defaults ahead Since 2009, the level of global nonfinancial companies rated as speculative, or junk, has surged by 58 percent, to the highest ever, with 40 percent rated B1 or lower, …