I’m struggling to find a different way to say the same thing again… Ah, the hell with it. The 10-12 month cycle projection is...
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE: GS) Earnings: How the Mighty Have Fallen…
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Fed Finally Settles First Round Of MBS Offsetting Other Negatives in Liquidity
Liquidity indications were neutral this week, thanks to ongoing panic inflows of cash from Europe, as well as the fact that the Fed finally started settling the MBS purchase commitments that have been building up, but had gone unsettled since October. These positive flows offset the negatives of bank and FCB selling of Treasuries....
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Europe’s debt deal is falling flat
Europe's Debt Crisis
Europe's debt deal is falling flat
By Aaron Smith@CNNMoneyMarketsDecember 15, 2011: 7:52 AM ET
Germany's Angela Merkel is trying to instill Teutonic-style fiscal responsiblity throughout Europe, but bonds, stocks and the euro ar...
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Markets prepare for turmoil over fears of new European credit crunch
Markets prepare for turmoil over fears of new European credit crunch
Doubts over legal basis of EU 'fiscal compact' and warning of fresh slump leave markets unsettled
David Gow
guardian.co.uk, Sunday 11 December 2011 15.29 EST
A warning that Europe ...
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Hot New Theory on What’s Next for the Economy
Earlier we laid out the hot buzz about what's happened to the economy over the last few months.
It goes like this: The debt ceiling fight caused a major confidence shock, prompting some dreadful market performance and economic data to come out in A...
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How Greece’s Debt Issues Are Becoming a Global "Black Hole"
The extremely volatile markets of late stem in part from news suggesting Greece's debt issues have made a default imminent - creating a global black hole that's sucking in a growing number of other economies with it.
Default fears intensified last Friday when European finance ministers announced they...
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ES 1147 -32.75 ugly action
ES 1147 -32.75 so far ugly action in trying to form intraday bottom. A couple big spikes on volume trapped more bulltards at higher prices which will provide further resistance, and if we collapse back down, the downside momentum will be even greater...
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India’s 2011 gold imports projected to exceed 1000 tonnes
Hindustan Times link
Notwithstanding skyrocketing gold prices, its imports are likely to cross the 1,000-tonne mark this year on robust investment demand, say analysts. Since the US sovereign debt downgrade and the new threats emanating from euro zone...
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The Commodities Bubble Hasn’t Burst – It’s Just Taking a Breather
Panicked investors retreated from silver, oil and copper this week, leading many to believe the commodities bubble had finally popped - but experts say this bull market will pick up again.
The Standard & Poor's GSCI Index that follows 24 raw materials fell as much as 11.4% in five...
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China Tightens again!
China Tightens FurtherFNArena News - March 22 2011
- Beijing increases its reserve ratio for the ninth time in 12 months
- Another rate hike already priced in
- Economists at odds over the ongoing pace of tightening measures
By Greg Peel
Last F...
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Russ Winter’s Actionable- Fiddling While Rome Burns
Last Friday, I posted on the topic of rapidly emerging inflation. This is one of those clear and present danger situations that even the most neglectful and incompetent central bank would start responding to. Interestingly, even with the evidence staring them in the face and with at least two very hawkish dissenters on the board,...
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Turning Point- Professional Edition
13 week cycle status remains greater than 90% on the sell side, a level which it first reached last Friday. Reaching that level signals maximum downside momentum on a particular cycle. Click here to download complete report in pdf format (Professional Edition Subscribers). Try the Professional Edition risk free for thirty days. If, within...
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Furloughs
The California budget story is setting up to make permanent the furloughs of state workers and extending to three days a month. This is a common strategy for other companies and governmental institutions. Among them are the LA County courts, which was closed last Friday. In Hawaii, this furlough solution was stopped by...
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Healthy Healing Part II
Following on other points in the Roubini matrix as discussed last Friday, in point 4 Roubini suggests that interest on mortgages and consumer loans are pushing higher. In fact, the resets on many adjustable rate mortgages are going lower. 40% of all mortgages are based on Treasury rates, and cost of funds indexes. The...
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