via CNBC: Lyft, Zoom and Pinterest all priced above their marketed range, while Uber is prepping for what will be this year’s biggest IPO, seeking a $100 billion price tag. NYU Stern professor Aswath Damodaran believes their valuations are all …
by User_Name13 Insane levels of hypocrisy here from JPMorgan CEO and bankster-extraordinaire Jamie Dimon. This has been the playbook in America for the wealthy the past 40 years: Privatize the gains, socialize the losses. Us taxpayers pay to bailout bankers …
There’s no shortage of risk taking, that’s for sure. Wall Street is putting its pedal to the metal. This is a huge mistake obviously but you don’t get rewarded by being risk adverse. You get rewarded by extending everything to …
…..the Fed is that easy monetary policy seems more effective in spurring asset values than it does in boosting prices of goods and services. The S&P 500 Index rose by an average 8.5 percent from 2014 through 2018, while the …
via wallstreetonparade: The most recent 10Ks (annual reports) filed by the largest Wall Street banks covering their financial condition as of December 31, 2018, provide the strongest argument thus far for Congress to enact legislation to separate the Federally insured, deposit-taking …
Enron, weather derivatives, LIBOR scandal, MF Global. A whole bunch of insanity that went on for years totally unnoticed. Oh, until it was completely obvious. People don’t know anything about what’s happening behind the scenes and quite frankly, they don’t …
via cbsnews: Wall Street bonuses fell 17 percent to an average of $153,700 last year. Despite the decline, Wall Street bonuses are 52 percent higher than a decade ago. If the minimum wage had kept pace with the same growth as …
by Michael Snyder If the bond market is correct, the U.S. economy is definitely heading into a recession. Over the past 50 years, there have been six previous occasions when the yield on three-month Treasury bonds has risen above the …
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March 7, 2019 The Wall Street Tax Act, introduced this week by Sen. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) in the Senate and Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.) in the House, would make our tax system fairer and put the brakes on corporate greed. …
via safehaven: Deutsche Bank (DB) is getting desperate, and Wall Street is ditching it—fast. The most recent quarterly results were dismal, one of its investors has been turned into a paid advisor, and now there is talk about closing down the …
https://youtu.be/oQwP0aud7Kc People who are not Politically active will react to these type of Red Pill’s they are so BIG and so EASY to understand. It breaks through the Propaganda and Conditioning LSD
By Nick Cunningham To Wall Street, the shale industry has lost a lot of its allure. A decade’s worth of promises have failed to materialize, and Big Finance is cutting some of its ties with smaller shale drillers who have …
From trade talks to the Federal Reserve, Wall Street is keeping a close eye on the economy. One America’s Greta Wall spoke with hedge fund manager Gabe Hoffman about all of the factors currently impacting the market.
Senator Bernie Sanders criticized the recklessness and the greed of Wall Street on MSNBC’s The Ed Show. “I think the truth is that Wall Street regulates the Congress,” Sanders said.
by optionsnewbie94 Tesla was downgraded to underperform by RBC Capital, which said that the electric car maker has finally started to give some straight talk to investors about its future growth, but many are still not listening because they are …
Via The Week Humiliating stunt is latest in a series of headline-grabbing workplace punishments Video footage shows employees at a Chinese beauty company crawling along the street on their hands and knees after failing to meet targets. Pedestrians in Tengzhou, …
by WhenLuggageAttacks Wall Street Journal Article – Link for Subscribers Wall Street Journal Article – Link for Non-subscribers tl;dr – The report, known as the beige book, was based on information collected through Jan. 7. With the usual flow of economic …
via businessinsider: As concerns of a slowdown in global growth swirl, some experts on Wall Street are suggesting investors bulk up on defensive holdings. Goldman Sachs just told clients to “increase portfolio defensiveness,” and Bank of America said investors’ exposure …
by Money Metals The Bureau of Labor Statistics delivered a blowout jobs report on Friday. Headline chasing algorithms and investors responded by snapping up stocks. They also sold some gold and silver futures, driving prices lower on the day. To Wall …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter I have to admit, it was the most volatile holiday period in the stock market and the credit markets that I can remember – and perhaps in history. All kinds of crazy things happened, just when …
by Lance Roberts Over the last few weeks, I have been asked repeatedly to publish my best guess as to where the market will wind up by the end of 2019. Here it is: “I don’t know.” The reality is …
by Michael Snyder Well, that sure didn’t take long. Many had been hoping that 2019 would be a calmer year for Wall Street, but so far that has not materialized. In fact, a surprise announcement by Apple has just …
via consortiumnews: The financial crisis of 2008 initially fostered a policy of bailing out banks with cheap money that went not into Main Street economies but into markets enriching the few. As a result, large numbers of people increasingly felt that …
via CNBC: Strategists say there’s more trouble ahead for the stock market which is experiencing its worst December since 1931. Stocks plunged on fears of a recession, and the Nasdaq was temporarily in bear market territory, a 20 percent decline …
From the Wall Street Journal: When a trade war broke out between the world’s two largest economies in June, investors barely blinked. After the Federal Reserve raised interest rates — often a reason for investors to sell stocks — the markets …
by Michael Snyder Fear is spreading like wildfire on Wall Street, and on Friday we witnessed yet another wave of panic selling. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell another 559 points, closing at 24,389. Previously I had warned that once we …
In a rapidly slowing economy, wall street now bets it all on Fed that Powell can save the party — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) December 7, 2018 https://twitter.com/alexdgn/status/1070974562349785088 bad news seems like it good news again. horrible jobs data put bid in …
by Michael Snyder Stocks aren’t supposed to crash in December. Most of the time we see a nice “Santa Claus rally” to close out the year, and so what happened on Tuesday is definitely extremely unusual. The Dow Jones Industrial …
