https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I67uuf1bE28 Peter uses logic and i enjoy his work. I actually have a GoldMoney account.. but his logic is being challenged by a non logical establishment and fed system that can manipulate financial data to move markets in favorable ways …
via confoundedinterest: It is difficult to predict how the trade scuffles between the US, China and Europe will play out. But what we do know is that the US Treasury 10Y-2Y slope continues flattening, now down to 26.4 basis points. Meanwhile, …
Do you think interest rate increases make a big difference on people’s finances? Interest rates have increased in Canada and the effects are felt immediately for some risk taking Canadians. Those who have taken on debt in Canada will surely …
via CNBC Some money managers are increasingly nervous about an upcoming recession amid higher interest rates and tighter credit availability. “It’s a classical late cycle story. So, when I was here last time, I said we were long and nervous. …
via upfina: The US economy continues to outperform the rest of the world despite the fear of trade wars and with weakness in emerging markets and Europe. The chart below, using Haver Analytics data, gives an example of the stupendous U.S. growth. Source: Haver Analytics The …
via Forbe: All politics aside, many economists are predicting a recession coming down the pipeline. What could that mean for people who live with large amounts of debt hanging over their heads, like mortgage debt? It could mean that homeowners …
From Birch Gold Group This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: How a recession could hit the U.S. by 2020, gold fights back as the dollar braces to reverse, and why …
via Chris Arnold The economic tea leaves right now are getting hard to read. The latest measure of economic growth showed the economy expanded at a lackluster 2 percent rate in the first quarter. Estimates for second-quarter growth are much …
Malta is becoming a blockchain powerhouse, companies and exchanges are now setting up shop in Malta. Steve Wozniak compares blockchain to dot com bubble. US mortgage applications implode. First quarter GDP revised down. CBO warns that debt level will be …
by Zen ‘m 50, so I’ve lived through several. During the recession (s) in the early 1980’s I was a kid, and my father was in the military, so it didn’t affect us much. The peak unemployment rate in the …
via Zerohedge: Thanks to the Trump fiscal stimulus, the economy may be decoupling from the rest of the world (at the cost of what the CBO described as a “catastrophic” debt load in the not too distant future) and growing …
2018 Returns… JP Morgan: -1% Bank of America: -2.8% Morgan Stanley: -7.8% Citigroup: -10.9% Goldman Sachs: -12.5% All closed at year-to-date low today. 2018 Returns…JP Morgan: -1%Bank of America: -2.8%Morgan Stanley: -7.8%Citigroup: -10.9%Goldman Sachs: -12.5%All closed at year-to-date low today. …
When will the stock market peak? 2018? 2019? Or January was this just a small bump in the road and we will hit new highs? Just look at the economic indicators that have piled up. More statistics have shown that …
via variantperception.com Recessions are like death – it’s not a matter of if they will happen, but when. Morbid? Perhaps, but as Steve Jobs put it, “Remembering that I’ll be dead soon is the most important tool I’ve ever encountered to …
Josh Sigurdson talks once again with Lior Gantz of Wealth Research Group to talk about several of the top market and monetary stories of the day! First, we dig into the recent red share prices of banks across the board. …
via palisade-research: Markets have rallied into summer. The mess in Italy – which hasn’t resolved itself at all – is yesterday’s news. Within the last two weeks, the VIX is down 35% – investors’ fears are essentially gone. If you turn on CNBC, …
got to hike until something breaks — and have rates up b4 next recession to then slam it down pic.twitter.com/vhqY7RR2sv — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) June 11, 2018 https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/1006045092799533056 Consumer loan rates have diverged, with credit cards outpacing other types of debt …
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via dailyreckoning: Jim Rickards believes the Fed has no way out of the mess it has created. But in true Fed fashion they will keep on robbing us through inflation, devaluation and force us to spend when they go to negative …
In early May 2018, The Wall Street Journal asked professional forecasters to predict when the next recession would begin. Nearly 6 in 10 answered that the next recession will begin sometime in 2020. […] Overall, both indicators tend to be …
https://twitter.com/steen_jakobsen/status/1001704171878387712?s=11 pic.twitter.com/EMGSufO5H5 — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) May 30, 2018 5 Pieces Of Evidence That Signal A Vicious Recession Could the next recession be upon us? In his latest video, Mike Maloney shows five startling pieces of evidence that add up to …
via investopedia: The housing market in the U.S. could enter a recession in under five years, with online real estate company Zillow predicting that it will happen in 2020. In a research report in which Zillow polled 100 real estate experts and economists about …
via Econbrowser Goldman Sachs (Hatzius et al., May 24): Ongoing rate hikes are likely to tighten financial conditions, at least gradually, and we expect growth to slow to a trend pace through 2019 even with fiscal stimulus still helping. From 2020, …
by Charles Hugh-Smith The acceleration of non-linear consequences will surprise the brainwashed, loving-their-servitude mainstream media. Linear correlations are intuitive: if GDP declines 2% in the next recession, and employment declines 2%, we get it: the scale and size of the decline …
Could the next recession be upon us? In his latest video, Mike Maloney shows five startling pieces of evidence that add up to bad news for the US economy…
In theory, WMT and MCD get as much boost in a recession from people switching from higher cost competitors, as they lose from their regular customers having less to spend. In any given recession, the market may or may not …
via SCMP Kerry Craig says while a down cycle will inevitably follow America’s currently buoyant growth, a catastrophic downturn like the 2008 global financial crisis is unlikely. Debt levels are more manageable, and the imbalances in the economy less severe. …
by mauldineconomics In 1999, I began saying the tech bubble would eventually spark a recession. Timing was unclear because stock bubbles can blow way later than we can imagine. Then the yield curve inverted, and I said recession was certain. I …
via bradford-delong.com This year, 2018, will be the 11th year after the 2007 business cycle peak that preceded what is generally called the “Great Recession“. This year American national income per capita will be about 7.5% above its 2007 level. If …
