Coronavirus cases in China have surpassed 76,000. Deaths have reached 2,345.
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Forgive and Forget
by Tim Knight • • 0 Comments
People in this country, most of them in their late teens or early twenties, borrowed over one-fifth of a trillion dollars. That money went into the pockets of educational ente…
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US Existing Home Sales RISE 9.64% YoY
by Anthony B Sanders • • 0 Comments
Today’s headlines scream “Existing home sales decline 1.3% MoM in January!!” True, but on a YoY basis, US existing home sales are up 9.64%.
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My Exact Feelings on Covid-19
by Tim Knight • • 0 Comments
We love it.
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Sinking Ships
by Tim Knight • • 0 Comments
Looks like my idea to short the cruise liners back on February 6th has worked out pretty well.
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When Bubbles Pop, Only the First Sellers Escape Being Bagholders
by Charles Hugh Smith • • 0 Comments
Hapless bagholders have two options: buy the dip and be destroyed, or hang on hoping for a reversal and be destroyed. One often overlooked characteristic of the current stock market bubble is the extremely small exit for sellers trying to avoid becoming…
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10 European Nations Have Negative 10-Year Sovereign Yields (US 10Y Yield Falls Under 1.5% Again)
by Anthony B Sanders • • 0 Comments
18. That is how many European nations have negative 2-year sovereign yields.
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Our Little Yellow Buddy
by Tim Knight • • 0 Comments
No, no. Not the Chairman. That was totally uncalled for. Who said that?
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The Fed Keeps Dodging The Question
by Sven Henrich • • 0 Comments
In life you can always tell when someone has something to hide by the way they try to avoid answering a direct question, when they dance, skirt and try to dodge the […]
NY Fed Operations
US: $7.501B BillPurchase 2020-02-21 NYFed treasury securities operations
by NY Fed | Treasury Securities Operations • • 0 Comments
Monetary policy can be implemented through outright purchases or sales of securities, which permanently changes the size of the Federal Reserve’s System Open Market Account (SOMA) portfolio.
