However, Wall Street veterans said the Fed is not out of the woods yet.
Dave Kranzler says early 2000 was the last time the the HUI / SPX ratio was as low as it is now, and that was when the tech/dot.com bubble was […]
For lawmakers, raising the retirement age is a controversial issue. However, new research finds that many workers plan to work past 65. Find out what the new default retirement age could become.
Unprecedented central bank action has dominated economic stimulus since the global crisis and suppressed yields around the world. The skew...
Yardeni is not the only one predicting a stock market crash. According to CNBC, Jack Ablin of Cresset Capital expects US stock markets to crash more than 15% early next year. According to Ablin, “valuations are pretty stretched.”
Federal Reserve projections show no interest-rate changes next year but the annual rotation among voters could still influence policy as incoming members include an outspoken dove while two hawks depart. Minneapolis Fed chief Neel Kashkari, who called vocally for rate cuts during 2019...
Central banks came, saw, and saved everything again and set the global economy back on a path of reflation or so go many market narratives being sold to the public these days following the furious …
'China faces the highest consumer inflation in nearly a decade along with a toxic combination of stagnating growth and soaring prices.'
The current system must be exposed and shown for the scam that it is: a massive redistribution scheme enriching the political elites and their closely aligned business and financial allies.
An epic gold bull market is on the menu for 2020. I’m not talking about a garden-variety cyclical gold bull market, but rather one of the biggest gold manias in history. This gold mania will be riding the wave of an incredibly powerful trend… the re-monetization of gold.
Until the financial crisis of 2008, government bonds were the traditional haven for investors. More than a decade on, their nature has fundamentally chang…
The Federal Reserve (and other central banks) have been hyperactive in pushing interest rates to near zero (and negative in Europe and Japan). Here is the Fed’s activity. One of the by-produc…
The yield curve inverted in August, a signal that a recession may be likely in the next one to two years.
The Dallas Fed survey has been in contraction for 7 months this year...
“Favorable conditions are expected throughout 2020,” though supplies still aren’t sufficient to meet healthy demand,
New orders, employment, and production all fell at a faster pace than in November...
While dozens of the world’s monetary leaders participate in extreme monetary easing policy, central banks have also been hoarding gold.
For obvious reasons, Congress does not want people to know about the Creeping Tax Increases for 2020.
After 11 years of "the Fed is the market" expansion, the Fed has now reduced its bloated balance sheet by 6.7%. This is normal, right?
One of the striking things about bull markets is that they often end in confident exuberance, while simultaneously deteriorating from the inside. We’ve certainly observed this sort of selectivity during the past year.