As European gas prices soar, countries are introducing policies to try and curb the energy crisis.
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I’ve had a SlopeAlert set for DBC ever since Mamie Eisenhower was trying out for the swimsuit edition of Sports Illustrated, and it finally fired this morning. It’s honestly too bad I’m having such a great year. If I was a total a…
Living in a retirement home is extremely expensive and, as data from Orpea shows, it varies from country to country. Luxembourg costs the most on average, with a person living in a retirement home expecting to pay €305 euros per day in 2020. Spain come…
Originally posted at The Fed Guy. Reposted here with the kind permission of the publisher. An aggressive quantitative tightening (“QT”) pace would set the stage for another…
dMost of you are probably acquainted with the name Chamath Palihapitiya, although I seriously doubt any of us could spell it correctly without at least a few tries. He is the billionaire financier who is considered the King of SPAC. SPACs, of course…
For large parts of the past two years, mortage refinancing has been booming, as historically low mortgage rates and surging home prices created an opportunity for existing homeowners to save a lot of money on their mortgage and, in many cases, even tak…
Monthly closing price for SPY on the 1st day for the month from 2 years prior to a market high to 3 years after that top. The data points are indexed to the starting point 24 months before the market top. I know, I know, it’s different this time. It’s always different. Different is not […]
Accommodating historic Credit and speculative excess in the name of fighting supposedly insufficient inflation – and even deflation – has been an epic failure of runaway Bubbles.
The Federal Reserve and the global central bank community today confront the nightmare confluence
I present below the ratio chart of $NDX to $SPX. The big question: is this the ideal place to buy tech stocks, since we’re at the supporting trendline, or is this the place where support cracks and tech goes from Bad to Worse? I’m guess…
