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    War and the New World Order Reset
Nov 16, 2017 - 08:28:57 PST
World economic war is the real name of the game here, as the globalists play puppeteers to East and West. It is a geopolitical crisis they will have created to engineer public support for a solution they predetermined.
A rapid rise in the yuan could hurt China’s economy while a dramatic fall could trigger some risks
    ECB's Loose Monetary Policy Has Created Asset Bubbles
Nov 16, 2017 - 08:06:58 PST
But Little Inflation (Hasn’t Helped Deutsche Bank Much Either). The European Central Bank’s unprecedented monetary stimulus has done little so far for inflation. For asset prices, it’s a different story.
    Europe’s Next Separatist Time Bomb Is Ticking
Nov 16, 2017 - 07:25:39 PST
The threat is in Europe’s most volatile region: the Balkans.
    Housing Shock Conjures Swedish Crisis Ghost
Nov 16, 2017 - 07:22:47 PST
Swedish house prices post biggest monthly decline since 2008, raising bubble fears
given the possibility of a new Labour government.... Two words: "Capital controls". #GotGold?​
Originally belonging to King Charles I, it disappeared in 1900 and was rediscovered around 2011 after an estate sale.
    Fed on Collision Course With Bond Markets on Curve
Nov 16, 2017 - 06:47:51 PST
The conundrum faced by Alan Greenspan is back -- and possibly worse. This time, the Federal Reserve is confronting a “far more dangerous” backdrop in the bond market as it gears up to further raise interest rates.
Paulson & Co left its stake in gold investments unchanged in the third quarter, as concerns about North Korea's nuclear weapons program helped lift bullion prices to a 13-month high, a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing showed on Tuesday.
A hoard of 21 Islamic gold dinars, 2,200 silver coins, and gold artifacts dating to the 12th century CE has been unearthed by archaeologists
Former chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management Jim O'Neill, pointing to China’s intention to challenge the greenback's dominance.
Central banks are the epitome of PR & media manipulation. They’ve done such a masterful job of it that even today no matter how much market data disagrees, people just refuse to believe it.
Responding to this "unexpected" lack of enthusiasm to invest in growth, Cohn had one question: "Why aren't the other hands up?"
    S&P Breaks Longest Period of Calm in 52 Years
Nov 15, 2017 - 15:03:12 PST
As Yield Curve Carnage Continues. The S&P 500 fell 0.55% today - that is the first drop of more than 0.5% since September 5th - 50 days ago - breaking a streak of un-losing days that stretches back to 1965
Recently, the Hindenburg Omen has been flashing red, signifying a coming stock market correction. But the Omen has flashed several times since 2008 and nothing has happened. A closer look at the McClellan Oscillator. The VIX stock market volatility index is on the rise. But will another rate hike in December by Yellen and crew…
    UST 10Y-2Y Curve Flattens To 65 BPS
Nov 15, 2017 - 14:53:18 PST
As Real Weekly Wage Growth Declines To 0.4% Growth YoY.  At least the US Treasury curve continues to flatten and real weekly earnings growth YoY continues to decline....
"We don't get this done, those companies sitting back and waiting for us to fix this tax code are going to leave,"
    Senate Bill Boosts Taxes on Stock Sales
Nov 15, 2017 - 14:34:36 PST
it will leave investors with fewer choices when they sell stock, and they'll pay more in taxes
The world silver market may be on the verge of a major supply crunch.
Two-thirds of the top silver miners have suffered significant production decreases in 2017, according to information released by World Metal Statistics.
Through the first eight months of this year, silver production in Chile has dropped 20%. Australian production has fallen by 19%. Silver production in Mexico is down 2%. Peru has seen a 1% production decline. And China has had the biggest drop in mine output, according to the report, falling by a whopping 25%.
Last week, Peter Schiff did an interview on The Street and talked about the US stock market, saying, "Well, the bubble keeps getting bigger." We've been talking about this ballooning bubble for months. After a while, it's easy to blow us off as pessimistic contrarians who just don't get it. But amazingly, large numbers of investors also believe the stock market is way overvalued.
But they keep buying anyway.
Bank of America called it "irrational exuberance."