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Japan Approaches Limit To Bond Buying Former BOJ Official Okina Warns

March 2, 2015

Japan Approaches Limit To Bond Buying Former BOJ Official Okina Warns A day after we highlighted the veritable collapse in U.S. shadow banking liquidity (down by nearly half since 2008) occasioned by a potent one-two punch from Fed bond purchases and regulatory measures designed to stem prop trading (but which have apparently impaired market making), we get […]

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Money Is Bailing Out of Canada

February 18, 2015

Money Is Bailing Out of Canada The floodgates opened in December. Perhaps it had something to do with oil, Canada’s number one export product, whose price went into free-fall in November and triggered extensive bloodletting in the Canadian oil patch. Or perhaps foreign investors got spooked by something else. Until then, they’d been sanguine: from […]

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Greece Exposes The Global Economy’s Achilles Heel

February 6, 2015

Greece Exposes The Global Economy’s Achilles Heel Countries that can’t repay their debts — won’t The new Greek political party, known as Syriza, the Coalition of the Radical Left, has done the unthinkable: they’ve dared to speak the truth. In this case, the truth is perfectly captured by the blunt assessment by the new Greek […]

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How Much Longer Can Central Banks Push Bonds to Absurdity?

February 4, 2015

How Much Longer Can Central Banks Push Bonds to Absurdity? Central banks around the world have fallen all over each other lowering their benchmark interest rates. On Tuesday, the Reserve Bank of Australia was the latest, cutting its cash rate to an all-time low of 2.25%. It didn’t mince words: “A lower exchange rate is […]

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Exter’s Pyramid “In Play” (And Is Martin Armstrong Right?)

January 18, 2015

Exter’s Pyramid “in play” (and is Martin Armstrong right?) In a global debt bubble, it concerns us when the benchmark debt security still looks good value, albeit on a relative basis.   In spite of this, the consensus is (once again) calling for higher US yields and FOMC “lift off.” The two-year Treasury yield has […]

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Three Conditions and Three Warning Signs | Mind on Money

December 14, 2014

Three Conditions and Three Warning Signs | Mind on Money. How to Tell if the Next Financial Crisis is Upon Us. In the last post, it was suggested that the rapid collapse in oil prices might have set up a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis. Before we all run for the bunkers and the […]

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The Dow October 22, 2014 & Bond Bubble | Armstrong Economics

October 22, 2014

The Dow October 22, 2014 & Bond Bubble | Armstrong Economics. The resistance in the Dow Jones Industrial Index for today stands in the mid 16700 zone on a technical basis. Targets in time for this week were Wed and Friday with the latter being the main target. ONLY a closing back above 17010 would signal that […]

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