Regarding this Jim-Cramer-recommended piece of garbage……….. Here is an infographic with more detail (click for a screen-filling version). I think it’s got another 20-25% more to go before it hits a buy point.
Households Debt In the Euro Area increased to 96.79 percent of gross income in 2021 from 96.19 percent in 2020. Households Debt To Income in the Euro Area averaged 90.05 percent from 1999 until 2021, reaching an all time high of 98.79 percent in 2010 a…
Disposable Personal Income In the Euro Area decreased to 1875766 EUR Million in the fourth quarter of 2021 from 1889142 EUR Million in the third quarter of 2021. Disposable Personal Income in the Euro Area averaged 1496571.82 EUR Million from 1999 unti…
Markets could soon be clamoring for assurances of the Fed’s “buyer of last resort” liquidity backstop, while our central bank is preparing to begin withdrawing liquidity by selling Treasuries and MBS.
When people think of Apple, they think of hardware first. iPhone, iPad, MacBook and iMac – those are the products that made Apple what it is today: the most valuable company in the world. Despite having always emphasized the advantages of its hardware …
All of these similarities and differences are setting up a sea-change revaluation of capital, resources and labor that will be on the same scale as the extraordinary transitions of the 1920s and 1970s.
The awakening of inflation after decades of slumber has triggered a flurry of comparisons to the 1970saccompanied by a chorus of projections for 1970s-type stagflation, defined as inflation plus economic stagnation– limited or negative growth and high unemployment.
My Twitter followers have spoken: I’m not so sure. Did Cramer ever pile into TDOC? All the same, fair is fair, and Cramer is the winner.
China’s tough new lockdown measures have led to a major backlog of cargo and container ships in front of Shanghai’s port. With employees unable to go to work, the world’s largest container port is having to manage with significantly fewer staff. Our ch…
By way of layered charts, I have created below an overlay of the Internet bubble from 1999-2001 (blue line) as well as the horribly-managed laughingstock, Cathie Wood’s “Innovation” fund. Let’s just say they have similar pat…
Mexicans are among those struggling most with their work-life balance, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). Colombians’ and Costa Ricans’ lives aren’t really in balance either. The United States and the United…