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Trader: “The Facts Are Lining Up For A Nasty Correction In The S&P 500”
Trader: “The Facts Are Lining Up For A Nasty Correction In The S&P 500” U.S. Equity Optimism Is Starting To Look Misplaced It’s time to turn bearish on the S&P 500, at least for a few weeks. The benchmark U.S. equity index just made a fresh record high, but it’s unlikely to keep ignoring warning […]
“Everyone Is Thinking It’s The Shanghai Accord All Over Again”
“Everyone Is Thinking It’s The Shanghai Accord All Over Again” Back on January 9, when the S&P500 was just inches away from its Christmas Day bear market lows, we asked a simple question: is the Shanghai Accord 2.0 coming? Now, with the S&P back at all time highs, China unleashing a historic torrent of new credit after launching […]
JPMorgan: We Are Fast Approaching The Point Where Banks Run Out Of Liquidity
JPMorgan: We Are Fast Approaching The Point Where Banks Run Out Of Liquidity Last week we first noted that something unexpected has been going on in overnight funding markets: ever since March 20, the Effective Fed Funds rate has been trading above the IOER. This was unexpected for the simple reason that it is not supposed to happen […]
Orwell Goes Retail: Stores Now Track Where You Shop… And Sleep
Orwell Goes Retail: Stores Now Track Where You Shop… And Sleep In news that shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone, retailers are now tracking not only where are you shop, but also where you sleep, according to a new Bloomberg article. For instance, Hill Country Galleria in Bee Cave, Texas used information and location data […]
Americans Brace For Shock Surge In Everyday Food Prices
Americans Brace For Shock Surge In Everyday Food Prices The ‘patient’ Fed has been lamenting the “lack of inflation” for far too long. It is about to get its wish. American food merchants are struggling to import fruits and vegetables from Mexico as wait times at port of entries along the Mexico–US border have surged because of a shift […]
Loonie Tumbles As Bank Of Canada Capitulates
Loonie Tumbles As Bank Of Canada Capitulates Add The Bank of Canada to the list of flip-flopping central banks as it has now fully abandoned its bias toward raising interest rates as the economy grapples with a slowdown, bringing its policy into line with the Fed. “Governing Council judges that an accommodative policy interest rate continues […]
Electric Car-Owners Shocked: New Study Confirms EVs Considerably Worse For Climate Than Diesel Cars
Electric Car-Owners Shocked: New Study Confirms EVs Considerably Worse For Climate Than Diesel Cars The Brussel Times reports that a new German study exposes how electric vehicles will hardly decrease CO2 emissions in Europe over the coming years, as the introduction of electric vehicles won’t lead to a reduction in CO2 emissions from highway traffic. According […]
Toxic Arsenic Found In Major Bottled Water Brands
Toxic Arsenic Found In Major Bottled Water Brands Consumer Reports (CR) is now warning the public about a serious issue, where 11 brands of bottled water, out of 130 had detectable levels of highly toxic, arsenic, and six of those brands had levels above 3 parts per billion (ppb) — the maximum level allowed by CR. […]
Wild Bee Population Collapses By 90% In New England, Study Warns
Wild Bee Population Collapses By 90% In New England, Study Warns Researchers from the University of New Hampshire conducted a study to document declines in about 100 wild bee species critical to pollinating crops throughout New England. What they discovered, according to the study, was a collapse in the wild bee population across the state, reported AP. Researchers analyzed […]
Distressed Nation: Each American Would Owe $700,000 To Eliminate Worsening Debt Situation
Distressed Nation: Each American Would Owe $700,000 To Eliminate Worsening Debt Situation Truth In Accounting (TIA), a 501(c)(3) – focused on government financial information, published a new report that suggests the federal government’s overall financial conditions worsened by $4.5 trillion in 2018. The report also calculates the actual national debt on a per taxpayer basis. With assets […]
World Trade Suffers Biggest Collapse Since Financial Crisis
World Trade Suffers Biggest Collapse Since Financial Crisis The recent collapse in world trade volume is the worst since the financial crisis and as dangerous as during the dot-com bubble of the early 2000s, according to The Telegraph. Data from the CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis revealed that world trade volume dropped 1.8% in the three […]
Eric Peters: Are We Better Off For Knowing The Truth
Eric Peters: Are We Better Off For Knowing The Truth “Our company will do everything possible to earn and re-earn trust and confidence,” said Boeing’s CEO, humbled, motivated, forced to face the facts. Data from the two 737 Max 8 black boxes had recorded the tragedies with perfect precision. “The goal is to ensure accidents […]
Albert Edwards: “At This Point You Realize Something Has Gone Very Wrong”
Albert Edwards: “At This Point You Realize Something Has Gone Very Wrong” In his latest note published last week, SocGen’s Albert Edwards – never at a loss subjects that inspire his outrage – rages on the topic of Brexit, and specifically the often repeated assertion (discussed here as well), that post-Brexit referendum UK has lost […]
Austria Wants To Ban Online Anonymity, And Urges The World To Follow In Its Footsteps
Austria Wants To Ban Online Anonymity, And Urges The World To Follow In Its Footsteps Convinced that Mark Zuckerberg doesn’t quite yet have enough user data, Austria is now considering a new law that would require large internet platforms like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to register their users, effectively banning anonymity on social media sites. The new law would be […]
China’s Debt Bomb Is Back: Beijing Injects Most Ever Credit For Month Of March
China’s Debt Bomb Is Back: Beijing Injects Most Ever Credit For Month Of March One month ago, we asked if that was it for China’s “Shanghai Accord 2.0”? Turns out the answer was a resounding “no.“ As we noted at the time, one month after the PBOC injected a gargantuan 4.64 trillion yuan ($685 billion) into the economy […]
