by Simon Black We’ve reached a point now where anyone who can’t see inflation is clearly not paying attention. Inflation has now become so ridiculous that, according to the Wall Street Journal, even the price of a USED car is increasing… …
There is a technical term for economic slowdown coupled with soaring prices pic.twitter.com/FN4aiJ3Otw — zerohedge (@zerohedge) May 3, 2021 $spx ISM manufacturing pic.twitter.com/FA87i0Sw27 — Álvaro Oviedo (@alvoviedo) May 3, 2021 Container shipping costs continue to surge. pic.twitter.com/SUu5wmZRA5 — Win …
Catastrophic supply chain disruptions continue to cause devastating shortages all over America, halting the production of multiple goods – ranging from cars to computers, appliances, and furniture; and even more alarmingly, it is triggering worrying food shortages across several parts …
by Michael Snyder From coast to coast, major U.S. cities are being transformed into war zones, and our politicians seem powerless to stop the carnage. If we can’t even feel safe walking down the street anymore, what does that say …
Amir Adnani interviewed by Sean on SGTreport Amir Adnani, the President of Uranium Energy Corp., and the Chairman of Gold Mining Inc returns to SGT Report to discuss the manipulation of gold and silver prices, the manipulation of the US Dollar via rampant monetary …
by John Rubino of Dollar Collapse The era of fiat currencies and central bank printing presses has desensitized us to massive leverage and its implications. So when it is reported, for instance, that China‘s private sector borrowing has risen to levels that are unprecedented …
Refinery Woes Send Gas Prices Soaring At The Pump SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX 5) — Gas prices across California are averaging $1 above the national average and refineries are being blamed for the higher prices. A gallon of gas will cost you …
by Jesse Colombo As seen on Forbes by Real Investment Advice’s Jesse Colombo – “Computer Science Demand Is Soaring Due To Tech Bubble 2.0.” For the past several years, I’ve been warning that the tech startup boom (and the surge …
by David Haggith Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell placed his put in stocks while saying there is none. When he doubled down today on a more dovish approach to the economy, Powell claimed the Fed is not designing interest rates …
Portsmouth’s Institute of Marine Biology is calling for a range of new measures This includes upgrading waste water treatment plants to filter out the chemicals They also suggest educating patients on the safe disposal of medications Drug firms are being …
by Josh Sigurdson and John Sneisen of World Alternative Media Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the fall of the Canadian economy as media claims that the loonie is soaring. It’s quite incredible how people cannot seem to comprehend that …
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the fall of the Canadian economy as media claims that the loonie is soaring. It’s quite incredible how people cannot seem to comprehend that the Canadian dollar and the …
BY SRSROCCO The massive debt accumulated by the U.S. Shale Industry is now decimating company profits. As company debts and interest rates rise, these shale producers interest expense also continues to increase. Debt service is not only cutting into company …
via businessinsider: There is clearly a housing bubble forming as home prices soar around the US. And a surprising side-effect is accompanying high home prices — declining birth rates. Rising home prices correlate with falling birth rates becuase they crowd out …
Leveraged-Loan Risks Are Piling Up Rising interest rates have a peculiar effect. US junk-bond issuance in June plunged 31% from a year ago to just $14.5 billion, the lowest of any June in five years, according to LCD of S&P Global Market …
Can Trump Counter Soaring Gasoline Prices? Oil prices surged to their highest level in more than three years on Thursday, as the number and volume of supply outages continues to rise. The odds of a significant shortfall in supply are …
Dow stock Caterpillar is quietly falling after soaring 70% last year. Here’s why that matters from CNBC. What ever happened to “synchronized global growth?” Nobody is suddenly looking for economic recessions in new corners of the globe. But amid a …
via UPFINA: Witness the charts below that show how the current statistical “recovery”, benefiting the very few by inflating the price of risk assets, has come at the expense of the very many. Almost nobody is a mental health facility …
by Shaun Richards We find ourselves today looking at a country which exhibits many of the economic themes of these times and one of them is brought to mind by this from the fastFT twitter feed. US 10-year bond yields …
by Charles Hugh-Smith It’s self-evident that we cannot possibly understand trade, soaring corporate profits, Facebook’s data collection or the economy without understanding the core role played by Big Data in reaping outsized profits and pushing narratives. Let’s connect the dots …
$SPX cannot handle soaring UST10Y @ 2.911 pic.twitter.com/O1Qqp3BoUt — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) April 19, 2018 the moment when $SPX figures out that soaring yields are not good pic.twitter.com/wzkXguRSxI — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) April 19, 2018 The UST10Y looks like it wants to …
The subprime mortgage industry vanished after the Great Recession but is now being reinvented as the nonprime market. Carrington Mortgage is now offering mortgages to borrowers with “less-than-perfect credit.” Demand from both borrowers and investors is exceeding expectations. Subprime …
via Mike Mish Shedlock “Will there be a mismatch between what the U.S. wants to sell (Treasuries) and what the world wants to buy?” Brad Setser asks the above question in his “Follow the Money” post How Will the U.S. Fund its …
Excerpted from John Hussman’s Weekly Market Comment, Last week, the U.S. equity market climbed to the steepest valuation level in history, based on the valuation measures most highly correlated with actual subsequent S&P 500 10-12 year total returns, across a century of market …
Internet data mining expert Clif High has a brand new report called “Soaring Twenties.” Clif High says there is good news coming, but not just for 2018, many years after. Clif High explains, “There is a really interesting set of …
Credit-Card Payments SURGE Americans increasingly relied on credit cards to make payments in 2016, and made more of those payments remotely, according to new data the Federal Reserve released Thursday. The number of credit-card payments grew 10.2% last year, to …
You've Been Warned…. h/t @epomboy pic.twitter.com/G5K8CKVmmg — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) September 20, 2017 " the pace of dividend cuts for the third quarter is at a level that is consistent with recessionary conditions" https://t.co/eNfb40qQMl — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) September 19, 2017 Despite …
Subprime car loans have been around for ages, and no one is suggesting they’ll unleash the next crisis. But since the Great Recession, business has exploded. In 2009, $2.5 billion of new subprime auto bonds were sold. In 2016, $26 …
by John Rubino It’s just common sense: Borrow too much money and the weight of this debt makes it hard to do things that used to be easy. This truism is now (finally!) hitting home, and blame is being apportioned. …
