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It Begins: Pension Bailout Bill To Be Introduced This Week
It Begins: Pension Bailout Bill To Be Introduced This Week Over the past year we have provided extensive coverage of what will likely be the biggest, most politically charged, and most significant financial crisis facing the aging U.S. population: a multi-trillion pension storm, which was recently dubbed “one of the most heated battles of a […]
The Pricing of Risk is Kaput
The Pricing of Risk is Kaput US Treasury Yield v. Euro “Junk Bond” Yield. A new record in central-bank engineered absurdity. US Treasury Securities with longer maturities fell this morning, with the 10-year Treasury yield rising above 2.37% early on and currently trading at 2.34%. This is still low by historical standards, and it’s still in […]
Nomi Prins: Big Bank Concentration and Counterparty Risk Expands
Nomi Prins: Big Bank Concentration and Counterparty Risk Expands Nomi Prins joined Sprott Money News for its Ask the Expert segment that covered the Federal Reserve system, Glass-Steagall reform and even the recent activity from the U.S Treasury. Beginning the conversation she highlighted U.S debt and the position of U.S treasury bonds. Prins remarks, “One […]
Stock & Bond Markets in Denial about QE Unwind, but Banks, Treasury Dept Get Antsy
Stock & Bond Markets in Denial about QE Unwind, but Banks, Treasury Dept Get Antsy “Let markets clear.” It’ll be just “a financial engineering shock.” Stock and bond markets are in denial about the effects of the Fed’s forthcoming QE unwind, whose kick-off is getting closer by the day, according to the minutes of the […]
Brodsky: This Is A Red Flag Warning
Brodsky: This Is A Red Flag Warning Authored by Paul Brodsky via Macro-Allocation.com, Red Flag Warning Two identifiable dynamics may signal significant market shifts imminently: 1. The US debt ceiling will be debated soon and signs point towards a messy outcome. 2. Recent economic data have been weak, confirming our thesis that US economic growth […]
The Federal Reserve Is Destroying America
The Federal Reserve Is Destroying America And wait until you hear what they’re getting away with now Perhaps I should start with a disclaimer of sorts. Yes, I realize that the people working at the Federal Reserve, as well as the other central banks around the world, are just people. Like the rest of us, […]
Buy the Dip?
Buy the Dip? The military frolics of spring have distracted the nation’s attention from the economic and financial dynamics that pose the ultimate mortal threat to business as usual. Note the distinction between economic and financial. The first represents real activity in this Land of the Deal: people doing and making. The second, finance, used […]
Great Expectations (Not)
Great Expectations (Not) Halloween’s coming super-early this year and it will be a shocking surprise to those currently busy looking for Russians behind every potted plant in Washington DC. First, accept the premise that your country has lost its mind. This is what happens when societies (and individuals) can’t face the true quandaries of a […]
US Money Supply and Debt – Early Warning Signs Remain Operative
US Money Supply and Debt – Early Warning Signs Remain Operative Still Slowing Down Year-end distortions have begun to slowly come out of the data, and while broad true US money supply growth remains fairly brisk, it has begun to slow again relative to January’s y/y growth rate, to 7.8% from 8.32%. So far it […]
The Financial System Is A Larger Threat Than Terrorism
The Financial System Is A Larger Threat Than Terrorism In the 21st century Americans have been distracted by the hyper-expensive “war on terror.” Trillions of dollars have been added to the taxpayers’ burden and many billions of dollars in profits to the military/security complex in order to combat insignificant foreign “threats,” such as the Taliban, […]
The Bubble Finance Cycle——What Our Keynesian School Marm Doesn’t Get
The Bubble Finance Cycle——What Our Keynesian School Marm Doesn’t Get The world of Bubble Finance economies created by the Fed and other central banks is fundamentally different than that prevailing under the “Lite Touch” monetary policies which preceded the Greenspan era. Those essentially reactive and minimally invasive central bank intrusions into the money and capital markets prevailed from the time of the Fed’s […]
Lost in Extrapolation
Lost in Extrapolation Phillips Curve Fail In the late 1970s the impossible happened. Inflation and unemployment simultaneously went vertical. The leading economists of the day were flummoxed. Larry Summers favors us with his “eternal stagnation” shrug. The man is a sheer inexhaustible fount of truly atrocious ideas. As we have previously pointed out, when he’s […]
Treasury Warns Of “Humanitarian Crisis” In Puerto Rico If Congress Does Not Agree To Bailout
Treasury Warns Of “Humanitarian Crisis” In Puerto Rico If Congress Does Not Agree To Bailout “Puerto Rico is not Greece“… but it increasingly looks like it will be in a few weeks, thanks to US taxpayers who are about to foot the bill for yet another creditor bailout. As we reported last night, creditors of the […]
