Over the past couple of weeks, we have seen another cluster of 8 individual signals between the NYSE and Nasdaq. This takes the 3-month total back up to 16 and the 12-month total back up to 33, levels which have proved significant over the past twenty years or so.
Stocks rose as investors tried to shake off concerns over how the coronavirus would impact corporate profits and the global economy.
Amid months of nervous speculation among economy observers about whether or not the U.S. Federal Reserve would order an interest rate cut soon to boost slowing business investments, Fed chairman Je…
The gaping US budget deficit hole is getting bigger with each passing month.
Tune into the final segment of MIke and Jeff discussing the Coming Silver Price Shock. Check out just how small the primary silver producers are compared to the size of Apple Computer. It won't take much cash coming into this tiny slice of the market to push prices up dramatically. And see what Mike and Jeff are doing to prepare for the coming silver price shock.
Some suggest that Trump loyalist Judy Shelton could be a chairwoman-in-waiting. Shelton, a former Trump campaign adviser and outspoken critic of the Fed, is scheduled to meet with the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday.
Benjamin Jones, senior multi-asset strategist at State Street, discusses his call on gold. He speaks on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe.”
Morgan says silver is still 65% off its all-time high and is a much better value than gold. Morgan points out, “Relative to all asset classes, I can’t think of one that is more undervalued than silver.
IMF chief says coronavirus ‘clearly more impactful’ on global growth than SARS.
"At some point, we are likely to see community spread in the U.S. or in other countries," Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, said.
The Fed will never again allow price discovery. Here's why.
Central banks have tried to create inflation at any cost under the misguided view that this will boost growth and help reduce the debt burden.
A top U.S. central banker on Monday called for using new tools to push up stubbornly low inflation as an aging population slows economic growth worldwide and globalization and other trends keep a lid on prices.
The Fedwants to allow US inflation to run “hot” for a while. But that’s just an excuse to keep interest rates low – and possibly print more money. John Stepek explains what’s behind the Fed’s thinking.
How the Fed will fight the next downturn - ‘LARGE-SCALE ASSET PURCHASES’
Dalio: We are now 11 years in expansion — whether that’s one, two, three years forward, with the larger polarity that exists, the wealth gap and the political gap. I would be more concerned about that.’
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell returns to Capitol Hill on Wednesday for a second day of testimony.
The Riksbank’s...encountered its first test on Wednesday after board members united behind the policy but admitted that inflation will be lower...
“The steep decline suggests the 2019 surge in job openings may have been a sugar high.”
Both are doing the public consultations because they feel insecure as their instruments seem to have lost ‘bite...