(Bloomberg) — The days of meme stocks marching to their own tune have come to an end.A basket of 50 stocks that were placed on a restricted trading list by Robinhood Markets at the height of January’s retail trading mania …
by Michael Markowski The chart below which covers the yields for US 10 year and 30-year Treasury bonds from January 1940 to March 2021, was pulled from a March 4, 2021 Elliot Wave report. The chart depicts the crashes for the Dow …
by David Haggith Chairman Powell of the People’s Bank of the USSA would have you believe inflation is no concern because the Federales are in control. The bond vigilantes, with their pistols shoved into his back, would have you believe Powell …
The Everything Bubble never seemed so close to explode. The stock market crash, the housing bubble burst, and the bond price collapse are likely to happen simultaneously, causing an astronomical blowup that will certainly trigger the next financial crisis. Throughout …
by Simon Black The ink isn’t even dry on the $1.9 trillion ‘Covid stimulus’ bill that was signed last Thursday in the Land of the Free. Yet they’re already talking about another “big, bold” spending package. This new bill will supposedly …
Cash and treasury would be the top performers in 2019. I am seeing weakness in emerging markets along with U.S. market, says Alastair Williamson to @AabhaBakaya and @AyeshaFaridi1 @StockBoardAsset pic.twitter.com/uA02Fy4c8L — ET NOW (@ETNOWlive) April 26, 2019
by Kimble Charting Crude Oil and the S&P 500 peaked last fall together and bottomed at the same time in December. Could they both be peaking together again this week? Joe Friday suggests keeping a close eye on the Crude Oil pattern this week. …
As trade tensions continue to boil, the EU is shifting its eyes from across the Atlantic to the Pacific; RT Correspondent Alex Mihailovich helps us sift through the strained shipping saga. Plus, as India’s auto market surges, Tesla’s stock takes …
US stocks near record levels just as the rest of the world continues to form lower highs! Momentum is fading. Hard to find reasons to buy US stocks at these historically extreme valuations. pic.twitter.com/AtxQKiRm9M — Otavio (Tavi) Costa (@TaviCosta) April …
Hmmm… No more money printing. No more stimulus. Economy is doing better than expected. Something smells fishy… China has been addicted to stimulus. Does that sound familiar to you? Just about every country seems to be doing this now. …
by confoundedinterest This is a tale of two Central Banks: The US Fed and the European Central Banks. And their respective commercial banks. First, The Federal Reserve. US commercial banks recovered from the global financial crisis, although not completely. But for …
By Robert Ross Chances are you’re overlooking an entire class of safe, high-yield stocks… These stocks have dividend yields averaging 5.7%. Yet very few retail investors own them. That’s a shame. It means you’re probably leaving a lot of (predictable) money on …
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Japan is the model for success. They’ve been printing money and hey look, everything is fine… So why are they quickly becoming the only buyer? Japan is the model for success under QE, I’ve heard countless times. It’s odd though …
The evidence continues to pile up. Investors have been selling US equities. This is going at a record pace. They’re selling US debt. Economic indicators are pointing to a slowdown on most fronts. Yet the stock market is rising. Something …
by Chris The Swiss National Bank already does this. They have tens of billions of US equities in their portfolio. The SNB prints up money (francs) sells those francs on the open market for dollars, puts those dollars in some …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter A stock market that is so uniquely dependent on corporations buying back their own shares in record amounts is in a very fragile position because share buybacks have a history of suddenly getting slashed when times …
Gold implied vol now at all-time lows! Meanwhile: Near 50% of US yield curve inverted. Stocks near record overvalued.Record margins.Longest bull market ever.Outrageously bullish sentiment.Fed flipped dovish.Record global debt/GDP. Nothing wrong here… pic.twitter.com/EnusG9yTER — Otavio (Tavi) Costa (@TaviCosta) April 14, …
By Robert Ross Something unusual happened in the stock market recently. A few weeks ago, a closely watched indicator, called the “yield curve,” inverted for the first time since the last recession. This is a concrete sign the economy is …
Authored by Christopher Gisiger via The Market, “No One Has Any Idea What Will Happen…” Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO of the investment firm DoubleLine, warns that the stock market is ripe for another correction. He spots significant risks in the rapid …
By Matthew Kerkhoff, FS Earnings season officially kicks off this week, so let’s begin with a quick look at how expectations have evolved, and what it could mean for stock prices moving forward. The first thing to note is that …
It’s wise to put stock market data into context. EWI’s Chief Market Analyst Steve Hochberg does just that with a sentiment measure that is flashing a “must-know” message. This chart and commentary reveals what you need to know now.
Goldseek Radio, Released on 4/9/19 http://radio.goldseek.com/nuggets/armstrong.04.09.19.mp3 Click Here to Listen to the Interview The dialogue includes an overview of the Presidential Cycle and US stock market performance. Stock indexes could climb to record highs if history acts as a guide …
Here we are again. More investors are SELLING and stocks continue to rise higher. The last time we saw this was 2008. The majority of people really don’t care. All they care about is their 7 shares of Amazon. Understandably. …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter There are now many of them. Shoring up the balance sheet is the opposite of “shareholder friendly.” It’s “creditor friendly.” The amount of investment-grade corporate bonds outstanding by non-financial companies in the US and Europe – …
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics “They may try to run this poor thing straight up and over a cliff. Recall the 2000 top was in March but they briefly ran it back in Sep 00. Ditto in Oct 07. When warning …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Companies buying back their own shares has “consistently been the largest source of US equity demand.” Without them, “demand for shares would fall dramatically.” Too painful to even imagine. Goldman Sachs asked a nerve-racking question and …
by QuantalyticsResearch US Stocks Preview Ahead of the Open Global markets are rallying today and US stocks index futures are higher with front-month Dow Jones minis +0.43%, S&P 500 minis +0.52% and Nasdaq 100 minis +0.60% China’s trade delegation arrived in Washington, DC, led by …
Previously in history, stock would rise when investors put money into these companies, their market capitalization increases along with the companies share price. Since 2009, this is not the case. Central banks made a pact to print excessive amounts of …
by Charles Hugh-Smith Those who own stocks and housing now will continue getting richer, those who don’t will be priced out of these markets. A classified Federal Reserve memo sheds new light on the Fed’s confidence in its control of …