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TSX and Dow plunge again on fears of China-led slowdown

TSX and Dow plunge again on fears of China-led slowdown Dow in correction territory as investors hit ‘sell’ button North American stock markets closed sharply lower again today, ending what was a dismal week for equities as fears about the global economy and falling oil prices had many investors selling. The main benchmark index of […]

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We Have Already Witnessed The First 1300 Points Of The Stock Market Crash Of 2015

We Have Already Witnessed The First 1300 Points Of The Stock Market Crash Of 2015 What has been happening on Wall Street the past few days has been nothing short of stunning.  On Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted 358 points.  It was the largest single day decline in a year and a half, and […]

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23 Nations Around The World Where Stock Market Crashes Are Already Happening

23 Nations Around The World Where Stock Market Crashes Are Already Happening You can stop waiting for a global financial crisis to happen.  The truth is that one is happening right now.  All over the world, stock markets are already crashing.  Most of these stock market crashes are occurring in nations that are known as […]

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Doomsday clock for global market crash strikes one minute to midnight as central banks lose control

Doomsday clock for global market crash strikes one minute to midnight as central banks lose control China currency devaluation signals endgame leaving equity markets free to collapse under the weight of impossible expectations When the banking crisis crippled global markets seven years ago, central bankers stepped in as lenders of last resort. Profligate private-sector loans […]

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Chinese Stocks Suffer Second Biggest Crash In History, 1,500 Companies Halted Limit Down

Chinese Stocks Suffer Second Biggest Crash In History, 1,500 Companies Halted Limit Down This was not supposed to happen. After pledging, investing and otherwise guaranteeing the Chinese stock market to the tune of 10% of GDP, and intervening on at least 40 different occasions in the past month ever since China’s stock bubble burst in late […]

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Forget Greece … China Is the Real Threat

Forget Greece … China Is the Real Threat When the ATMs Went Dark … There’s a time for calm, rational behavior … and a time to panic. On Tuesday, investors in U.S. stocks decided not to panic. Monday’s sell-off halted. But it did not reverse. And it left the street with its worst half-year performance since […]

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Who Will Be the Last to Crash?

Who Will Be the Last to Crash?   This is the question that astute investors are forced to ask themselves these days. No reasonable person believes that a system of ever-expanding debt can resolve painlessly. It simply cannot happen… not, at least, until 2+2 stops equaling four. But the international money system, while deeply interconnected, can […]

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Collapsing CDS Market Will Lead To Global Bond Market Margin Call

Collapsing CDS Market Will Lead To Global Bond Market Margin Call  As Zero Hedge previously noted, liquidity is there when you don’t need it, and it promptly disappears once it is in demand. Consider it “cocktease capitalism.” If liquidity lasts longer than 4 hours, call the CFTC because you may be experiencing a spoof. Right now, the ultimate spoof […]

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The Global Credit Market Is Now A Lit Powderkeg

The Global Credit Market Is Now A Lit Powderkeg And markets are totally unprepared The financial markets have had a bit of a tough time going anywhere this year. The S&P 500 has been caught in a 6% trading band all year, capped on the upside by a 3% gain and on the downside by […]

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Recession time bomb ticking faster, louder

Recession time bomb ticking faster, louder Americans are unprepared for the trillions they will lose again America is its own enemy, trapped in new irrational exuberance What’s even more disturbing than the near certainty of Grantham, Cook and the Economist in the dark predictions is what’s driving them, America’s self-delusional narcissism, overoptimism and irrational exuberance […]

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When Bonds Go Kaboom!

When Bonds Go Kaboom! We’re not the only ones giving Neanderthal advice about holding on to physical cash. British newspaper the Telegraph reports: The manager of one of Britain’s biggest bond funds has urged investors to keep cash under the mattress. Ian Spreadbury, who invests more than £4bn of investors’ money across a handful of bond funds for […]

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How Much More Extreme Can Markets Get?

How Much More Extreme Can Markets Get? These charts help us understand that a top is not just price, but a reversal in extremes of margin debt, valuation and sentiment. In blow-off tops, extremes of valuation, complacency and margin debt can always shoot beyond previous extremes to new extremes. This is why guessing when the blow-off […]

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Government – Designed for Robbery

Government – Designed for Robbery Why I’m Looking Forward to the Next Big Crash First, the Dow dropped 190 points on Monday – or 1%. It was threatening to close below 18,000 for the first time in almost three weeks. We’ll wait to find out. Yesterday, a London-based magazine and a TV station interviewed us. […]

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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 potential bond crisis most people have never heard of

The potential bond crisis most people have never heard of While 007 goes from strength to strength, his financial namesake may be heading for a fall “The name’s Bond,” goes the famous line. But in this case, it’s not James Bond. While nearly everyone knows every detail about the 007 super spy, his lesser-known financial namesake is many times more important. […]

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