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"Bernanke and Yellen did not get a residential real estate bubble. Instead, they got an 'everything bubble.'"
"Risks Is More Severe Than We Previously Expected":
What will it take for gold to get off to the races towards all-time highs? Chris makes his case right here...
Chicago Fed President Evans said Wednesday he sees ‘a hint’ of building inflation pressures but still wants to hold off on raising rates until “midyear or so.”
Deutsche Bank has now fallen 19.6 percent since the beginning of the year, by far the steepest drop in the Bloomberg 500 Europe Banks and Financial Services Index.
"Allocate capital into inflationary beneficiaries. Most investors are not prepared for what is about to come."
Kiril Sokoloff, the legendary thinker peers into the future of technology, China's quantum computer advantage and long-term issues facing the US
"Because of dark money provided by central banks, corporations have been piling on debt like arsonists hoarding lighters before a fire."
Deutsche Bank: If you’ve only been working in markets for a handful of years then treat the last 36 hours as a mild dress rehearsal for what can happen when a bear market hits.
U.S. stock index futures dropped deep into the red ahead of Wednesday’s open.
"When the inevitable bust comes, and all the paper fortunes built on cheap credit are wiped-out, people will curse the bubble."
There’s a sneaky development underway, one that’s been off the radar of most investors. It contributed to the recent stock market plunge, and if it really takes hold it has major ramifications for the three G’s: groceries, gas, and gold.What is this development? Here are a few hints…
Gold prices rose on Wednesday as investors
used dips to accumulate the yellow metal after it dropped more
than one percent to its lowest in over three weeks in the
previous session.
The short-term spending bill passed by the House to avoid a government shutdown this Friday may get replaced with a longer-term budget plan that raises spending caps for defense and domestic programs if congressional leaders can wrap up a deal in the next two days.
It was the hot trade on Wall Street, a seemingly sure thing that lulled everyone from hedge fund managers to small-time investors.
President of Venezuela Nicolas Maduro wants the world’s major oil producers to create a mechanism for issuing cryptocurrencies.
The Defense Logistics Agency says it did not expect a "clean" audit as hundreds of millions vanish.
43 million Americans currently owe $1.4 trillion in federal student debt. What could go wrong?
The tumble in cryptocurrencies that erased nearly $500 billion of market value over the past month could get a lot worse, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s global head of investment research.