by Charles Hugh-Smith Are 55 and older workers propping up the U.S. economy? The data is rather persuasive that the answer is yes. The chart of U.S. employment ages 25 to 54 years of age and 55 and older reveals …
Glen Beck Warning- The Federal Reserve is propping up the Stock Market with funny money at the tune of trillions. Be warned. Your pensions are in danger. h/t 442
via mises.org: Financial markets seem to have a great deal of confidence in the effectiveness of central bank monetary policy — in the sense that by keeping interest rates low, or bring interest rates down, the economies will keep expanding and …
by Jesse Colombo The bull market of the past decade since the Great Recession has been an unusual one: despite all of the economic damage that occurred during the global financial crisis and rising risks (including global debt rising by $75 …
by Michael Snyder Optimism can be a very powerful thing. For a long time Americans believed that things would get better, and that caused them to take action to make things better, and that actually resulted in things moving in …
by Chris Now, it is my strong contention that the various interested parties and authorities finangle the “”markets”” as much as they can and as long as they can. This is deleterious for a number of reasons, but mostly because …
Trader/analyst Gregory Mannarino predicts, “We are going to face a moment when bonds are going to sell off rapidly, and no action by world central banks is going to be able to stop the bleeding. That means yields will spike …
I supported him. The man knows what he is talking about, he just isn’t a bullish loudmouth like Trump. I as well as many others felt like he couldn’t intimidate the swamp. I would love to see him take over …
by Graham Summers of Gains Pains & Capital The Fed officially has a new Fed Chair, Jerome Powell. And ever since he took office, it is clear that “something” has changed at the Fed. That something is the famed “Fed put” or the …
The Next Financial Crisis Will Be Worse Than the Last One The Fed and Debt Bubbles The Federal Reserve raised rates three times this year. With trepidation that more or larger hikes would cause a market meltdown (because cheap money has …
