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Culmination of Fed Interventions Inflates Historic “Everything Bubble”

Culmination of Fed Interventions Inflates Historic “Everything Bubble” via HistoryDaily We reported on last year’s partial deflation of the “everything bubble,” aided in part by the COVID-19 pandemic and erratic response to it. But it could be a bit premature to consider that partial crash a singular event, followed by another period of economic recovery. In fact […]

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A Financial Professional’s Perspective

ShedConnect.com A Financial Professional’s Perspective What’s the current market volatility signalling? Given the recent volatile gyrations of the markets, we thought it an opportune time ask a full-time financial advisory firm whom we respect for their take on the current environment. As most PeakProsperity.com readers are aware, we highly advise investors to work in concert […]

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Bubbles and Zombies

Bubbles and Zombies They say nobody rings a bell at the top of the market. But whether this is the top or not, two prominent market observers and historians, Robert Shiller and Edward Chancellor, are expressing concern. First, Shiller warns readers not to take big increases in earnings too seriously because earnings are volatile. Everyone […]

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Robert Shiller: Look For One Final Surge In Stocks Before The Crash

Robert Shiller: Look For One Final Surge In Stocks Before The Crash It seems like only yesterday that Robert Shiller, a Nobel-Prize winning economist (and esteemed member of the Yale School of Management’s faculty), was telling anybody who would listen that the US equity market was headed for a vertigo-inducing correction. But with stocks once […]

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A Stock Market Panic Like 1987 Could Happen Again

Frenzied traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on Oct. 19, 1987. CreditJim Wilson/The New York Times A Stock Market Panic Like 1987 Could Happen Again Oct. 19, 1987, was one of the worst days in stock market history. Thirty years later, it would be comforting to believe it couldn’t happen again. Yet […]

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Fighting the Next Global Financial Crisis

Fighting the Next Global Financial Crisis NEW HAVEN – What do people mean when they criticize generals for “fighting the last war”? It’s not that generals ever think they will face the same weapon systems and the same battlefields. They certainly know better. The error, to the extent that the generals make it, must operate […]

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Fraud, Fools, and Financial Markets

Fraud, Fools, and Financial Markets Adam Smith famously wrote of the “invisible hand,” by which individuals’ pursuit of self-interest in free, competitive markets advances the interest of society as a whole. And Smith was right: Free markets have generated unprecedented prosperity for individuals and societies alike. But, because we can be manipulated or deceived or […]

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“Bernanke & Greenspan Have Destroyed America” Schiff & Maloney Warn “People Don’t Realize What Is Coming”

“Bernanke & Greenspan Have Destroyed America” Schiff & Maloney Warn “People Don’t Realize What Is Coming” Ali and Frazier, Laurel and Hardy, Mayweather and Pacquiao, Liesman and Santelli, and now Schiff and Maloney. Peter and Mike join clash of the titan-like to discuss their investment strategies and expose the charts the government doesn’t want you to seeas […]

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We’re In Uncharted Economic Territory

We’re In Uncharted Economic Territory We’re in uncharted territory … For example, this is the first time in history that most central banks worldwide have printed money during the same time period. And one of America’s leading economists (Nobel-prize winner Robert Shiller) just said that – unlike 1929 –  this time, stocks, bonds and housing are ALL overvalued: This […]

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Robert Shiller: Unlike 1929 This Time Everything – Stocks, Bonds And Housing – Is Overvalued

Robert Shiller: Unlike 1929 This Time Everything – Stocks, Bonds And Housing – Is Overvalued Robert Shiller is a professor of economics and finance at Yale University. He is the author of Irrational Exuberance, which in 2000 predicted the collapse of the tech bubble and is now in its third edition. He was awarded the […]

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