As businesses, agencies and organizations recalibrate to the reality that the V-shaped recovery was nothing but a brief fantasy, 6 million additional jobs lost may be a best-case scenario rather than the worst-case scenario.It is somewhat less than rea…
New York | At the end of last week, we featured an update from Michael Whalen about the latest developments in the world of new/old…
There are dangers everywhere. And opportunities. This report lists a few, with clear action parameters.
American exceptionalism literally transcends education bounds.
The Fed doesn’t know what it will do until it does it, neither does the market. And it’s likely to take the market longer to figure it out than it takes us, if we’re paying attention. Which we are.
Here’s what we know and what to do about it.
Updating charts for the U.S. vs EU27 comparatives for COVID19 pandemic:U.S. vs EU27 in absolute number of cases and deaths:Key takeaway from the above chart: on 12/07/2020 the U.S. has surpassed the EU27 in the absolute number of deaths related to COVI…
Global charts:Cases:Week-to-date, new daily case numbers have ranked within top 10 in history of the series in five days, including three all-time highs set within the last five days. The trend is still to…
If the U.S. of A. is the land of the brain-dead leadership, Europe (the EU) is the land of the unliving ones. The difference is the ratio of effort to failure. The Trump Administration is almost effortlessly creates daily flow of disasters. Meanwhile t…
Snippets of news from the Land of Publicly Global Disaster
With highly speculative securities markets having fully recovered COVID losses – and Nasdaq sporting a 17% y-t-d return – why the talk of more QE? And with 10-year yields at 0.63% and financial conditions extraordinarily loose, what’s the purpose for discussing the pegging of Treasury bond prices (aka “yield curve control”)? Aren’t the markets already conspicuously over-liquefied?