Short term cycles look to be headed for a breather. But don’t expect much downside. The 13 week cycle has an updated projection.
The notion that consequence can be as easily managed as PR is the ultimate artifice and the ultimate delusion.
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.
We approach another debt ceiling drop dead date. The next month is thus fraught with unknowns. It makes projecting our QE and PONTs charts beyond the next two weeks all but impossible. We’ll just have to wait and see along with everybody else. Of course we view the world a little differently than everyone else.
I am not optimistic about the impact Europe’s Covid outbreak will have on the unfolding global financial crisis. Once again, Covid brandishes nefarious timing. China-related contagion had already created vulnerability. Now fledgling global “risk off” has de-risking/deleveraging increasingly impairing liquidity at the “Periphery.”
Successful cars come in many shapes and sizes. See which ones have stood the test of time in this infographic.
The U.S. inflation rate has seen its fastest annual increase in over 30 years. Which consumer spending categories have been hit the hardest?
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It’s hysterical that this was supposed to be one of the greatest stocks of the decade. What a piece of utter junk.
If the Fed set out to destroy the financial system, they’re very close to finishing the job.
I just realized that yesterday was, in addition to being Vaccine III day, my second anniversary as an itinerant American in Europe.
Wow. Whodathunk.
Meanwhile, the zag has a lag, as the ES S&P 500 fugutures throw one hissy fit after ano…