Here are today’s gold stock screens and data, along with cycle conditions and projections for gold and HUI index, and Chart of the Day...
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Time and again you hear pundits say that what the U.S. experienced in the last decade was a terrible boom/bust cycle for the housing and credit markets. But then, almost in the same breath, they oftentimes say the nation must do whatever it can to g...
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Yields on short-term peripheral sovereign bonds are plunging, despite the fact that EU leaders appeared to make little progress at their highly-anticipated summit last week.
Pundits continue to expound on the flaws of the eurozone but markets are tel...
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Inequality is back in the news, largely thanks to Occupy Wall Street, but with an assist from the Congressional Budget Office. And you know what that means: It’s time to roll out the obfuscators!
Anyone who has tracked this issue over tim...
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Slowly, over the last year, it’s begun to dawn on us: The economic recovery isn’t really making a dent in unemployment. ...
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We hear the cries each day, “the movement is growing”, “this is unstoppable” etc… Some pundits and participants within the OWS movement have even called for the average American to take their money out of big banks and move them to either ...
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The real time Federal Income Tax Withholding data began to signal to us in early September that the economy was beginning to snap back from what appeared to be a collapse in August. Subsequent economic data has borne that out. This “recovery” of economic data has provided pundits with the ammo they need to...
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Commodity Prices Headed for a Huge Drop
By Erik Swarts Sep 30, 2011 2:40 pm
We may be at the back end of a historic super cycle in commodities, and the decline will help businesses and consumers while devastating emerging eco...
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Small business isn't hiring, and the reasons are invisible to those without any real-world small business experience.
Most of the discussions about boosting hiring and employment are detached from the realities faced by actual small-business employ...
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The following paragraphs are free excerpts from today’s Wall Street Examiner Professional Edition Treasury update. The subscriber link to the complete report is below. As I estimated last week, the Treasury needed more cash than originally scheduled, or originally forecast by the TBAC. It announced a big cash management bill on Monday, and another...
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Aug. 18 (Bloomberg) -- As we lurch from one high-stakes political drama to another, it is natural to wonder why societies aren’t better at avoiding self-inflicted crises. Here in the U.S. earlier this month, the government barely dodged default, e...
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The past three years have been a disaster for most Western economies. The United States has mass long-term unemployment for the first time since the 1930s. Meanwhile, Europe’s single currency is coming apart at the seams. How did it all go so wron...
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Here's the letter from one of Mauldin's readers. Click on the link for Mauldin's response...
".... I would like to get something off my chest. I would like to know why you seem to side with those analysts who keep telling us that the only way we ...
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The latest from Charles Hugh Smith...
Pundits and politicos promote a magical myth: a coming small business hiring boom. That fantasy is completely disconnected from the harsh realities of private enterprise.
Regardless of their ideological persu...
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The Mortgage Bankers’ Ass. is closed this week, hence there was no release of the Mortgage Applications Index, the best real time housing demand indicator. However, this week we do have the lagged data from the worst housing indicator in the world, Case Shiller, as well as the almost-as-stupid Pending Home Sales Index from...
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Here’s what Bloomberg had to say about this morning’s reported jump in pending home sales (signed sales agreements). Pending sales of U.S. existing houses unexpectedly jumped by a record 10 percent in October, indicating the industry at the center of the last recession is stabilizing as the job market improves. Allow me to phrase...
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With the excitement of the election coming this Tuesday and the Fed about to destroy the world, CNBS’s set is going to be like feeding time at the ape house this week. Expect a lot of Dicks in a Box shots and screaming pundits yelling out how muc...
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Apparently, we live in a smoke and mirrors society...
Foreclosure Delay Poses Risk
Wall STreet Journal says:
As politicians step up their interventions to slow down the pace of foreclosures amid concerns about widespread document fraud, economists ...
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Futures are open so the forex traders can get their fix in for several hours. I predict next week the pundits will be falling all over themselves as the "price target" competition starts again since we are going up. I'm sure there will be several Stoo...
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First, watch out for "Jackson's Hole" today if you are bearish.The assembling of several plutocratic psychopaths in one room in a quiet location is a frightening thought. Just think back a decade ago or two for those who have been around a while. Ain'...
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Ok...first ......Crapvision = CNBS=The Devil Channel= Bubblevision= CNBC...With the markets down 15 of the last 21 days, or the TONY DOW, which is 30 fake stocks rigged to make people feel better about losing money slowly, the programming is insane. Al...
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Seven or eight months ago the Fed was worrying publicly about how it was going to shrink its balance sheet because that’s what the pundits were worried about. So they started a pilot program to do tri party reverse repos with money market funds. I said at the time that the idea was laughable...
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There’s been more yapping again here on Sunday morning of the certainty of the Fed beginning a new round of quantitative easing (QE II). Many in the market feel it’s a foregone conclusion. I would only say to them that, if so, why is the Fed quietly allowing the balance sheet to shrink? Many...
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by Ags Nightmare Nov. 27 (Stool Pigeons Wire) Thing about this decline is Walfart shoppers are about to trample some security guard to max out the plastic buying DVD players, flat screen TV’s and toasters oblivious to the fact there is a global melt down in process. Tweet
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