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Deutsche Bank told U.K. regulators that it still has ongoing problems processing high-value payments despite more than three years of remediation efforts, the Financial Times (FT) reported on Sunday (Nov. 10). The … Read more
If it’s 5 out of 6, shouldn’t that be 83% true? Should be “mostly true”. I don’t think Snopes knows the meaning of “mostly false”. h/t deepwaterhookers
Square’s stock dropped in August after guidance for adjusted revenue fell short of analyst expectations of $599 million. Yesterday’s print show adjusted revenue of $602 million. Investors should bear in … Read more
via rushlimbaugh: RUSH: It’s the fastest three hours in media, Rush Limbaugh, doing play-by-play of the news, one of my primary responsibilities, correcting the unending array of lies and distortions reported … Read more
by Michael Snyder This isn’t what was supposed to happen. According to the economic optimists, there was going to be a great “manufacturing renaissance” as America entered a wonderful new … Read more
by howmuch Stock prices move up and down every day, but the very best companies bring value to their shareholders over the long term. Since 2019 is almost over, we … Read more
North America is mostly situated in the Northern Hemisphere. It covers 24.71 million km2 of land. North America’s birds are vanishing from its sky and nobody has been able to … Read more
“Net public wealth (public assets minus public debts) has even become negative in recent years in the United States and the UK, and is only slightly positive in Japan, Germany, … Read more
WSJ had an article about Jim Simmons oday, Mr. Simons is considered the most successful money maker in the history of modern finance. Since 1988, his flagship Medallion fund has generated … Read more
by SpontaneousDisorder twitter.com/lisaabramowicz1/status/1189920797122543618 Companies are on pace to sell a record volume of U.S. investment-grade bonds this year, with 65% of the issuance coming from BBB rated issuers: … Read more
Not just exports and manufacturing – but services stall. By Nick Corbishley, for WOLF STREET: In the third quarter of 2019, Mexico notched up its first year-over-year decline in GDP since the final quarter … Read more
here was the whole statement…just about as wishy washy as they have been since day one >>t.co/SjxTOGZw30 pic.twitter.com/SqBNp2bu0x — 𝕮𝖍𝖎 🛢️ (@chigrl) October 29, 2019
Building blocks of Bubble #3, since 2009: Corporate Buybacks: $5TUS QE: $3.7TGlobal QE: $15-20T (includes China)China debt: $7T–>$40TTotal global debt now 318%-to-GDP; interest alone negates all future GDP growth; Corp … Read more
Weaker earnings this year have reduced the expected level of buybacks to a pace of $750b, a reduction of 25% from last year pic.twitter.com/RLoq6UkPj2SPX Earnings are correlated to the 10y3m … Read more
In your opinion, what do you think is the biggest potential TRIGGER event the world faces today? We were told the Financial Crisis was the last of subprime we would … Read more
by Scroofinator Here’s the removed YouTube video, luckily C-SPAN still has it up. At approximately 16 minutes in Gore admits the major uncertainties at the time which are still true to this day: … Read more