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In A World Of Artificial Liquidity – Cash Is King

In A World Of Artificial Liquidity – Cash Is King And you’d better have some stashed out of the system Global central banks are afraid. Before Greece tried to stand up to the Troika, they were merely worried. Now it’s clear that no matter what they tell themselves and the world about the necessity or […]

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The Liquidity Crisis Intensifies: ‘Prepare For A Bear Market In Bonds’

The Liquidity Crisis Intensifies: ‘Prepare For A Bear Market In Bonds’ Are we about to witness trillions of dollars of “paper wealth” vaporize into thin air?  During the next financial crisis, a lot of “wealthy” investors are going to be in for a very rude awakening.  The truth is that securities are only worth what […]

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The Money is Just Sleeping … Let us Wake it Up!

The Money is Just Sleeping … Let us Wake it Up! J.C. Juncker Sets Out to “Wake Up Liquidity” In a recent article on the never-ending Greek Kabuki theater, we have come across parts of an interview EU budget commissioner Kristalina Georgieva has given to AFP, in which she explains J.C. Juncker’s cunning plans to “kick-start” the […]

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LEAKED (Denied then Confirmed): ECB Not Sure If Greek Banks Can Open Monday

LEAKED (Denied then Confirmed): ECB Not Sure If Greek Banks Can Open Monday There seems to be a growing willingness in the Eurozone to get this over with, to let Greece default and go from there – with all the options that this might entail. But even if a last-minute bailout agreement materializes, one thing […]

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Inciting Bank Runs as a Negotiating Tactic

Inciting Bank Runs as a Negotiating Tactic The troika of Greek creditors has gone into full-frontal morals-be-damned attack mode, handpicking arms from a weapons arsenal we haven’t seen used before, and that we never should have seen in an environment that insists – and prides – on presenting itself as a union, both in name […]

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A Global Recession Is Inevitable

A Global Recession Is Inevitable In every market supply and demand are determining the price. Charles Biderman uses this simple logic as the foundation for his investment philosophy. The outspoken founder of the research firm TrimTabs is convinced that stock prices are a function of liquidity—the amount of shares available to buy and the amount […]

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The Central Problem with Central Banks: They Become the Greater Fools/Bag-Holders

The Central Problem with Central Banks: They Become the Greater Fools/Bag-Holders  Those who are confident the central banks can print unlimited money may find there are political and financial consequences to such extremes that cannot be foreseen. The central problem with central banks is their mandate now includes propping up all asset markets globally. Back in […]

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How the Liquidity “Delusion” Leads to a Crash

How the Liquidity “Delusion” Leads to a Crash They were just about all there at the Las Vegas SkyBridge Alternatives Conference, or SALT: Daniel Loeb, T. Boone Pickens, and of course George Papandreou, who in March 2011 as Greek prime minister had produced one of the funniest official Eurozone lies ever when he reassured those that were […]

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The Global Liquidity Squeeze Has Begun

The Global Liquidity Squeeze Has Begun Get ready for another major worldwide credit crunch.  Today, the entire global financial system resembles a colossal spiral of debt.  Just about all economic activity involves the flow of credit in some way, and so the only way to have “economic growth” is to introduce even more debt into […]

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Central Banks Warn: Liquidity May Evaporate When Investors Finally Remove Blindfolds

Central Banks Warn: Liquidity May Evaporate When Investors Finally Remove Blindfolds Companies are selling bonds like madmen. This year through Tuesday, investment-grade and junk-rated companies have sold $438 billion in new bonds, up 14% from the prior record for this time of the year, set in 2013, according to Dealogic. This quarter is already in […]

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EU and Greece Running Out of Time – As Bank Runs Intensify, Bail-Ins Likely

EU and Greece Running Out of Time – As Bank Runs Intensify, Bail-Ins Likely – EU and Greece running out of time as talks end “in disarray” – again – Greece warns Merkel of ‘impossible’ debt – Concerns Greece out of money by end of April – Friday’s “agreement” in Brussels falls apart hours later […]

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China Warns Against Irrational Exuberance

China Warns Against Irrational Exuberance Yesterday, we pointed out that in US dollar terms, Chinese stocks are a real standout among the world’s equity markets, having nearly doubled in less than a year. The catalyst? Liquidity, driven by a number of factors including, as UBS notes, expectations of further policy easing, QE-lite, bank bridge loans, and of course, […]

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Bill Gross Interview: ZIRP Causes Too Much Debt, Too Many Zombies, Not Much Trickle-Down, Busted Pensions

Bill Gross Interview: ZIRP Causes Too Much Debt, Too Many Zombies, Not Much Trickle-Down, Busted Pensions In an Bloomberg Television interview Bill Gross of Janus Capital spoke with Bloomberg Television’s Trish Regan about the outlook for Federal Reserve policy, the U.S. economy and his objectives at Janus Capital. Key Quotes “Not even thin gruel is […]

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Japan Approaches Limit To Bond Buying Former BOJ Official Okina Warns

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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The “Liquidity Glut” Springs Eternal: Global Central Bank Easing Quadruples In 2015

The “Liquidity Glut” Springs Eternal: Global Central Bank Easing Quadruples In 2015 Thanks to global disinflationary pressures driven by the savings glut, an oil glut, and universally high (peak) debt levels (crushing the transmission mechanisms of textbook economists), central planners have gone full ease-tard in 2015. From a ‘balanced’ 10 easing, 9 tightening bias (~1:1) in […]

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