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Theresa May Reportedly Considering Ban On Russian Sovereign Debt Sales
Theresa May Reportedly Considering Ban On Russian Sovereign Debt Sales Echoing the Treasury Department’s decision to prohibit trading in Venezuelan “hunger bonds” in US markets, UK Prime Minister Theresa May is mulling whether to throw her support behind a measure that would ban the sale of Russian sovereign debt in City of London financial markets. […]
Central Bank Money Rules the World
Central Bank Money Rules the World Central bank credit that supports markets — is not just creation of the Fed, but by central banks and institutions around the world colluding together. Global markets are too deeply connected these days to consider the Fed in isolation. Since last month’s correction, the world has been watching the […]
Hidden No More, The Currency Wars Take Center Stage
Hidden No More, The Currency Wars Take Center Stage The market stands on a sinkhole, waiting for the next feather to drop. A feather that will bring down the system and send us into another economic crisis that will make the 2008 crash look like an opening act. For years, I and many others within […]
Global Stocks “Clobbered” As Trade War Breaks Out Amid Fears Of Political Instability
Global Stocks “Clobbered” As Trade War Breaks Out Amid Fears Of Political Instability “The equity markets are getting clobbered, which is not that surprising with fears of a trade war breaking out” – Paul Fage, TD Securities Global equities are melting as they take the full brunt of market worries of a rising trade war […]
WATCH OUT BELOW: Dow Jones Index Next Stop… 19,000
WATCH OUT BELOW: Dow Jones Index Next Stop… 19,000 As investors continue to believe the stock market correction is over, the next big stop LOWER for the Dow Jones Index is 19,000. When the Dow falls below 19,000, all doubt will be removed as the best investment strategy would be to sell the rallies, rather […]
An Unexpected Warning From Goldman Sachs: “Markets Themselves” Will Cause The Next Crash
An Unexpected Warning From Goldman Sachs: “Markets Themselves” Will Cause The Next Crash It all started nearly 9 years ago to the day, when in April 2009 we wrote, “The Incredibly Shrinking Market Liquidity, Or The Upcoming Black Swan Of Black Swans“, in which we explained how as a result of the growing influence of […]
DiMartino Booth: It Won’t Take Much More For The Fed To Break The Markets
DiMartino Booth: It Won’t Take Much More For The Fed To Break The Markets Via Financial Sense, The following is a summary of our recent FS Insider podcast, “Danielle DiMartino Booth: Problems at the Fed, More Volatility for the Markets.” Danielle DiMartino Booth, founder of Money Strong and author of Fed Up: An Insider’s Take on Why the Federal Reserve Is […]
Deep State Could Pull Plug on Markets – David Morgan
Deep State Could Pull Plug on Markets – David Morgan Precious metals expert David Morgan says the prolonged sideways price of silver is what bottoms look like in the precious metals market. Morgan explains, “This market has not moved for a very long time . . . Silver bottomed in December of 2015, and, yes, […]
The Everything Bubble—Waiting For The Pin
The Everything Bubble—Waiting For The Pin Yesterday we noted that financial markets have become completely uncoupled from reality and that the recent feeble bounces between the 20-day and 50-day chart points were essentially the rigor mortis of a dead bull. As it happened, we were able to share those sentiments with what remains of CNBC’s audience of carbon-based […]
Currency Exchange Value Dynamics
CURRENCY EXCHANGE VALUE DYNAMICS In a recent article I postulated that the dollar could lose all its purchasing power with a rapidity that will come as an unpleasant bombshell, even to those who already see inflation as society’s greatest problem in the future. The key to understanding why this may be so lies in human […]
Weekly Commentary: Cracks
Weekly Commentary: Cracks After posting an inter-week high of 25,800 on Tuesday, the DJIA then dropped 1,583 points (6.1%) at the week’s Friday morning low (24,218) – before closing the session at 24,538 (down 3.0% for the week). The VIX traded as low as 15.29 Tuesday. It then closed Wednesday at 19.85, jumped as high […]
The world in 2018 – Part Three
The world in 2018 – Part Three Mainstream economics seems to have learned little and changed nothing in the last decade, despite the fact that the financial crisis and its aftermath laid bare a number of important issues with its theories and models. Failure to address these issues is making the economics discipline increasingly incapable of […]
Financial Markets Definitely Destabilizing – Charles Hugh Smith
Financial Markets Definitely Destabilizing – Charles Hugh Smith Financial writer and book author Charles Hugh Smith has been watching the extreme movements in financial markets closely. Is he nervous? Smith says, “Oh yeah, it’s definitely destabilizing. In other words, it’s becoming not just more volatile, the whole underlying structure of our economy is destabilizing. What […]
Global Debt Crisis II Cometh
Global Debt Crisis II Cometh – Global debt ‘area of weakness’ and could ‘induce financial panic’ – King warns – Global debt to GDP now 40 per cent higher than it was a decade ago – BIS warn – Global non-financial corporate debt grew by 15% to 96% of GDP in the past six years […]
