A couple of minor technical problems called “business” and “life” have now intruded on my increasingly bogged down publication schedule that, in the interest...
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Posts Tagged ‘ Pumps ’
ISM and New Factory Orders Charts Explained in Real Terms
As this data is updated monthly you can access the updated data from the Economic Charts menu in the lower left sidebar. Or just bookmark the permanent page. ISM New Orders Index Not Seasonally Adjusted The ISM not seasonally adjusted (in other words, actual) new orders index as of April 2012 has been diverging...
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Pepsi Pumps Up Annual Dividend 4%; Company Confident In Growth, CEO Says – Forbes
Dividend.comPepsi Pumps Up Annual Dividend 4%; Company Confident In Growth, CEO SaysForbesPepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi has placed an emphasis on the company's dividend and share buyback program. (Image credit: AFP via @daylife) PepsiCo board of director...
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Markets Now On Their Own, Almost, But Major Top At Least 6 Months Away
The cash generated by the ECB’s second big LTRO operation has now settled in to wherever its holders wanted to park it so we’re entering a whole new world where the ECB sits on its hands, and the Fed keeps its balance sheet stable. The overwhelming force that the central banks had been applying...
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Market Slick With Pomaid
Facing $72 billion in new Treasury debts settling Monday, and with a little less help than usual from the Fed’s to grease the skids, the market got a haircut on Friday, and could get shave on Monday. These two days will be an interesting preview of a future without POMO aid. After Monday, the...
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Three More Weeks on Easy Street
Both stocks and bonds are holding up nicely as the Fed pumps in enough cash to keep things bubbling along in spite of the fact that banks and foreign central banks (FCBs) are not helping. That is because the Treasury is helping with very light supply and even some paydowns scheduled through early May....
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You Call It Inflation; I Call It Theft
Inflation is deceitful and ineffective. It swindles savers, fleeces lenders, pumps taxes higher and triggers malinvestment. It doesn’t reduce unemployment; it whittles away your wage. Nor does inflation promote exports, but it does make internatio...
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Fed SOMA and The Economy- The Puppetmaster
It’s mind boggling to me, just mind boggling, how nobody gets the simplicity of the pipeline from Ben Bernanke’s twisted brain to his henchmen the Primary Dealers, to the stock market and the economy. When the Fed pumps money into Primary Dealer trading accounts, they manipulate stock prices higher. When stock prices go up,...
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US is Economic Vandal
This is economic vandalism.
QuoteInstead of threatening others, the US should put its own house in order. The Federal Reserve helped cause the mess we are in and is now sowing the seeds for the next crisis. Having wrecked the US economy by encourag...
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The End of As Good As It Gets- Professional Edition
The Fed has bought $45 billion of Treasuries in the first two months of QL1.5, including $7.3 billion last week. It’s been good for 80 points on the S&P 500, 650 on the Dow, and a 35 basis point decline in the 10 year yield. With QL1.5 working as well as it is I...
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Fed Restarts The Pumps- Professional Edition
The Fed’s action today is important because it returns to the kind of operations that give the most juice to the stock market. Click here to download complete report in pdf format (Professional Edition Subscribers). If you are a Fed Report subscriber only, click here to download this report.Try the Professional Edition risk free...
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Bernanke’s Dogs – Professional Edition Fed Report
We have seen for years that when the Fed conducts Primary Dealer pumping operations—let’s stop kidding ourselves by calling them “Open Market Operations”—that the stock market rallies. I was beginning to wonder recently if that stimulus/response relationship still held as the Fed kept pumping but the stock market stalled. This week we got an...
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Fed’s $8.5 Billion Blast Heads for Stocks – Professional Edition
Stocks are still going on their merry way as the Fed pumps cash directly into the accounts of the Primary Dealers, another $8.5 billion today, which was a record buy in this pumping campaign. Click here to download complete report in pdf format (Professional Edition Subscribers). Try the Professional Edition risk free for thirty...
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Fed Pumps To No Avail, Yields Surge – Professional Edition
The Treasury finished off a busy week with a 70 day CMB auction that showed no sign of weakening in indirect bidding. That was true for the week as a whole. If the FCBs are backing off, that didn’t show up in this data. Perhaps they did some selling in the secondary market, which...
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